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  • Letting Dylan Go

    12/21/2005 8:04:28 AM PST · by Lesforlife · 50 replies · 2,275+ views
    The Denver Post ^ | December 18, 2005 | Kevin Simpson
    Article Last Updated: 12/19/2005 08:18 AM a denver post special report Letting go: Dylan's last days Two parents face an agonizing test of faith and love for their son By Kevin Simpson Denver Post Staff Writer DenverPost.com Dave Walborn lifted his son upright, all 32 pounds of him, slipped one hand behind his lolling head and gazed into the open but vacant blue eyes. He spoke out loud the words that would move him and the boy's mother, Kerri Bruning, one step closer to an excruciating decision. "Dylan, it's OK if you want to go," he said. "I don't want...
  • Atheist sues to prevent prayer at Bush inauguration

    01/08/2005 2:24:34 AM PST · by trussell · 110 replies · 2,374+ views
    Fresnobee.com ^ | Updated Thursday, January 6, 2005 | The Associated Press
    Atheist sues to prevent prayer at Bush inauguration The Associated Press (Updated Thursday, January 6, 2005, 4:45 PM) SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - An atheist who sued because he did not want his young daughter exposed to the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance is now filing a suit to bar the saying of a prayer at President Bush's inauguration. Michael Newdow, of Sacramento, notes that two ministers, the Reverend Franklin Graham and the Reverend Kirbyjon Caldwell, delivered Christian invocations at Bush's first inaugural ceremony in 2001.