Movers Haul Away Ten Commandments in Montgomery

FOXNews.com ^ | Wednesday, August 27, 2003

[PleaseNoMore]

"This war is a spiritual war and we don't see the things that are going on in the spiritual realm. "

Thank you for telling the truth as it has been so overlooked here by many.

[RoughDobermann]

Your post 488 is garbage. Washington was a Christian who prayed to a divine God. Not a deist, not an agnostic, not an atheist, a Christian.

Really? Please show me where he declared himself to be.

[RoughDobermann]

George Washington, the first president of the United States, never declared himself a Christian

Sorry, but he didn't. Provide some evidence to the contrary and I'll listen.

[RoughDobermann]

Hah! Yep, here's the old atheist himself, just before Valley Forge

Please clue me in. Did I say he was an atheist? And, by the way, are you suggesting that that picture proves he was a Christian?

[keats5]

Was George Washington a Christian?

Well, he was an Episcopalian, according to this article.<p

[Lord_Baltar]

f? What are you babbling about?

[RoughDobermann]

Well, he was an Episcopalian, according to this article

Yes, the article makes a claim that he was; he, however, never did.

[oyez]

With all the problems of the world a stone tablet scribed with the basics of common sense is a threat over everything else. Back in the day where these was posted most everywhere children were safe in their yards, prisons were far and few in between, you could write a check with a counter draft, women seldom worried about rape and a handshake was as good as a written contract. We're running head long into oblivion and the intelligentsia says that is progress.

[f.Christian]

Zombies can't read 3yroldese ... anything with reality is --- incomprehensible to them !

[Lord_Baltar]

Oh, you really stung me good with that...

The Pain, oh, the pain...

[Byron_the_Aussie]

..and, by the way, are you suggesting that that picture proves he was a Christian?...

LOL!

No, mate. He was looking for some loose change.

Don't worry, Roughie. As long as you don't acknowledge you're an idiot, no-one else will believe it either. :)

[f.Christian]

The govt is functioning under herd instinct now ... cattle pens --- packing house !

Feed lot education too !

[RoughDobermann]

No, mate. He was looking for some loose change.

Sorry. I should have assumed that you knew that deists pray in such a manner. Please forgive my presumption. I won't do it again.

Don't worry, Roughie. As long as you don't acknowledge you're an idiot, no-one else will believe it either. :)

Considering your apparent lack of knowledge on the subject matter, I hardly think your opinions are worth a bucket of warm spit.

[RoughDobermann]

Oh, BTW, I'm still waiting for you to provide some evidence that Washington ever claimed he was a Christian. Please do so at your own convenience. Perhaps you could quote something that he said in one of those biographies you suggested I read? That would be peachy, thanks.

[Byron_the_Aussie]

..well, he was an Episcopalian, according to this article...

Ol' Roughie needs more proof than that.

An autographed picture of Washington, with 'I am a Christian!" tattooed across the forehead, might just suffice. :)

[RoughDobermann]

An autographed picture of Washington, with 'I am a Christian!" tattooed across the forehead, might just suffice. :)

That would be great. But, I'll take something written in his own hand, too. He was a prolific writer, as I'm sure you know.

[Byron_the_Aussie]

..oh, BTW, I'm still waiting for you to provide some evidence...

What are the negative consequences of unresolved denial? Unresolved denial can result in: Delusional thinking, leading to a feeling that everything is OK, even when it is not. Greater conflict between the deniers and the non-deniers. Fantasy or magical thinking, allowing distorted thinking to become a habit. Poor problem-solving and decision-making abilities for the denier.

[RoughDobermann]

Fascinating link. But, it has nothing to do with Washington, now does it? Still patiently waiting... You made the assertion; back it up with facts.

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

.."get your hands off our God, God haters!" yelled the wildly gesturing, red-faced man who initiated the chanting..."

...what a classic piece of biased reporting. And won't the Moore-haters here lap it up?

There is nothing biased about it. This guy was going to give himself a stroke. People were trying to calm him down but he was running all over the place screaming about his God Rock. He needed to be taken away for observation.

[f.Christian]

Is the pope catholic ... dumb question ?