Bush sharing his faith

NandoTimes ^ | July 1, 2002 | Bill Straub

[swampfox98]

The Rev. Barry Lynn, executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, said Bush's proselytizing runs the risk of blurring the line between religious practices and running the government.

Interesting thing is that Lynn didn't say anything when Bill Clinton's whoreing around in the oval office may have blured some lines.

[mustapha mond]

Who cares what Barry Lynn says? Why should our country be defined by a tiny minority of heathens ? --MM

[tabsternager]

So you say you never said Bush intends to appoint only Christians, but then you claim that Bush said he intends to appoint only those who believe in his God???

Perhaps you should re-read what he really said before you further attempt to put words in his mouth.

[Alan Chapman]

Why should our country be defined by a tiny minority of heathens?

Who should define our country and why should they get to define it?

[Alan Chapman]

So you say you never said Bush intends to appoint only Christians, but then you claim that Bush said he intends to appoint only those who believe in his God???

That's correct.

Perhaps you should re-read what he really said before you further attempt to put words in his mouth.

Perhaps you should read the entire thread before making comments because you've repeated what has already been said and refuted.

[crystalk]

Jesus King of America. No person who denies this, ought to be allowed to judge a Christian in a court of law. Ever.

[tabsternager]

I had read the entire thread, and what is clear is that your illogical and contradictory arguments show that you apparently just do not like the idea that we have a President who believes what our founding fathers believed.