No, Governor Northam, It Does Matter Who We Pray To

Townhall.com ^ | March 29, 2020 | Michael Brown

[joma89]

Again and again, folks, leftists like Northam and all democrats hate you (yes, even the Catholic democrats who you think are on your side).

Their hate overwhelms their Christianity and they follow leftists like northam, and most especially, they vote for northam.

This is why you must buy weapons and ammo and realize, that northam is just one enemy of yours. The many other enemies are all of the people who voted for him and put him in a place where he could force Christians to not be able to worship through the threat of imprisonment.

JoMa

[a fool in paradise]

>>Skin color doesn’t matter. Ethnicity doesn’t matter. Political affiliation doesn’t matter. Religious dogma doesn’t matter. People from all backgrounds from around the world are dying. The virus doesn’t care.

The virus kills its host and thus itself and doesn’t care.

It simply exists to be fruitful and multiply.

[a fool in paradise]

>> through the threat of imprisonment.

in many places in America we are already under virtual house arrest

[MuttTheHoople]

Coonman

[Theodore R.]

VA is a classic case of how greed for federal dollars has corrupted the whole state.

[cranked]

Good ole’ Governor Blackface........./s

[norwaypinesavage]

"it certainly does matter who we pray to. (I beg forgiveness of grammatically sensitive readers who will be distracted by the sentence-ending preposition."

Grammar forgiveness NOT granted. A far more correct sentence would be: "it certainly does matter to whom we pray". Your comment created the distraction, not the grammar errors.

[laweeks]

. . . “WHOM” we pray to . . .

[Elsie]

I learned in school that a preposition is something one does not end a sentence with.

[Elsie]

 When in doubt, try this simple trick: If you can replace the word with “he”' or “'she,” use who.

 If you can replace it with “him” or “her,” use whom.

Who should be used to refer to the subject of a sentence.

Whom should be used to refer to the object of a verb or preposition.

[Elsie]

[Elsie]

To whom we pray certainly matters it does.

[Biggirl]

A weaponized version of the common cold.

[MarDav]

“Their hate overwhelms their Christianity “

Thus revealing it is no true christianity at all. John 15:12

[nevermorelenore]

The quote of the Governor was being referenced, thus the poor grammar !

If you want it corrected, it would be “ to Whom we pray” anyway...

[nevermorelenore]

🤣😁😆

[nevermorelenore]

Indeed ! ~ Nominative and Objective Case Pronouns 😁

[RoosterRedux]

Absolutely!

As Churchill said about ending sentences with prepositions, "that is the sort of thing up with which I will not put."

[edwinland]

Great article criticizing something Nordham simply did not say:

“At the same time, I categorically differ with the possible implication of his tweet, namely, that during a crisis of this magnitude, “who we pray to or how we worship” is irrelevant.”

Nordham is scum but that’s not what he said at all. Not even close.

Save the article for the next leftist who actually says what this writer wished Nordham said, namely that “It doesn’t matter who you pray to...”