Supreme court Approves Council Prayers

[MattusMaximus]

Oh, it's the same nonsense. JudeoChristian religion is under attack because some uppity atheists don't want to let good, upstanding christians (make no mistake, it's not about the Jews) be able to use their position in government to promote their religious activities anymore.

IOW, taking away illegal entitlements is persecution.

 

[d4m10n]

If you wanted to see examples of how sectarian these prayers are, plaintiff's video exhibits are available here: http://greecevgalloway.net/prayers

 

[theprestige]

How long do you think it will take to unwind all the damage this SCOTUS is doing?

The work of the Supreme Court is ultimately to interpret the Constitution. The Constitution has been around for over 200 years, with very little work having been done to unwind its ongoing damage. There have only been a few amendments in the past 100 years, for example, and one of those only undid the previous one. So I'd say it'll be centuries yet before your dream is realized.

 

[ponderingturtle]

Based on what I see, read, and hear I think that the bolded comment would draw a lawsuit. JudeoChristianity is imo under full attack in the US now.

Exactly people think Catholics are Christians!

 

[ponderingturtle]

The entire SCOTUS being made up of JudeoChristians would be unsupportive of your claim.
I'd suggest the opposite and say that Christianity in particular is very much on the attack.

And not one Christian. Just papists and Jews. Our founders would hang their head at the clear fall of our Christian nation.

 

[Brown]

Would it be rude, do you think, if someone at a government-sponsored event said, "Let us pray," and I responded, "WHY??"

 

[Hellbound]

Let us pray.

Lettuce prey.

Dirt?

 

[d4m10n]

Lettuce prey.

Lettuce spray?

 

[Brown]

How about this: If someone says "Let us pray," wouldn't we be prudent to say, "Excuse me, to WHICH deity will we be praying?"