[DontMessWithMyCountry]

That the terrorists place significance on the date mentioned, and therefore would cause concern is understandable. Makes sense. However, that a Christian (assumed by the allusion to the Holy Trinity) should do so, in that fashion (i.e., it is *not* based on any Biblical teaching), is superstitious (not Christian). And, that they would need a 'special' day to pray (rather than it being part of their daily lives) again, doesn't speak much in defense of their alleged 'Christianity'. Know what I mean? ;-)

[potlatch]

I am a Catholic, believing in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - The Holy Trinity. It is not superstition to think that terrorists might pick a date of significance to Christians {yes, we're Christians too}. A quote from the Bible, made by the President, that apparently had these same numbers has been mentioned

I pray every day, and always have. You are like a 'bulldog' jumping on a few comments and drawing your own conclusions!