To: Illbay; the_doc; Delphinium; drstevej; CARepubGal; RnMomof7; JesseShurun
If there was no way to make a prayer that would be acceptable to all involved, I might see your point. But in this case there are points of congruence between Christian, Jew and Muslim.
Even Buddhists and Hindus use the generic term "God" to mean deity.
A prayer to God would have been appropriate. ~ Illbay
Mormon, your foot is slipping! A prayer to God without making such a prayer in the name of Christ is a prayer to nobody. It would be as if I was praying to block of wood or perhaps the "doublemint twins".
Of course, I'm not the least bit suprised that most people find this offensive. The Lord never was interested in being domesticated.
Woody.
549 posted on
04/04/2003 6:26:45 AM PST by
CCWoody
To: CCWoody
***The Lord never was interested in being domesticated.***
Great line, CCW!
To: CCWoody
So Jews pray to "nobody"?
(Oops, forgot to address my post to your entire gang. Oh, well, I hope they won't be offended).
594 posted on
04/04/2003 10:02:34 AM PST by
Illbay
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