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Portrait Of George Washington Praying Removed From School

• March 2, 2006 – A federal judge has ruled against William Lee, a public school teacher who sued his school after officials removed Christian-themed posters a bulletin board in his classroom. The postings included a depiction of George Washington on his knees praying at Valley Forge, and news articles about the faith of George Bush and former Attorney General John Ashcroft. School officials also removed a flier promoting the National Day of Prayer. Posted: 2006-03-01 09:12:29

Oscars Likely To Go To Homosexual-Themed And Anti-American/Capitalist Films

• March 2, 2006 – The 78th Academy Awards is scheduled for March 5 (Sunday night). The politically-correct Academy will likely shower homosexual-themed, anti-American and anti-Capitalist films with most of the awards. Posted: 2006-03-01 09:08:07

Parents Sue Over Forced Pro-Homosexual ‘Safety’ Workshop

• March 2, 2006 – Parents of Kentucky children forced to undergo “safety” training that promotes the homosexual agenda have filed a lawsuit to opt out their children.Posted: 2006-03-01 09:03:54

Public School Caves to Religious Group

• ST. PAUL, MINN--A publicly funded charter school is changing its art curriculum to avoid offending the religious sensibilities of its Muslim students.

- Feb 22 2006

• "There is an anti-Christian bias in this country, and it is more on display at Christmas than any other time." Bill O'Reilly, The O'Reilly Factor

• 59% of Americans believe "Christianity is under attack" in the U.S. today. 11/05, Fox News poll

• Our government "is moving each day closer to a theocracy, where a narrow and hateful brand of Christian fundamentalism will rule." full-page ad in The New York Times (12/2/05) signed by Jane Fonda and others

• "Under God" in The Pledge of Allegiance violates a student's right to be "free from a coercive requirement to affirm God." U.S. Distrcit Judge Lawrence Karlton

• Evangelical Christians are "a clear and present danger to religious liberty in America." Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich

USA & UK viewed by Islam

• “. . strike the economic interests of the countries of blasphemy and atheism, that came to raise the banner of the Cross in the country of the Muslims." - Zarqawi

Ohio Company Embeds Microchips In Two Employees

• February 16, 2006 – A video surveillance company in Ohio, CityWatcher.com has just implanted microchips in two of its employees to test access to a control room. The microchipping of these employees is the first known case in the U.S. Posted: 2006-02-15 08:40:31

Gay Games Given Official Status By State Department

• March 16, 2006 – The Gay Games to be held in Chicago have been granted event status by the State Department, which means HIV-infected athletes from other nations can now freely enter the U.S. for the games. Posted: 2006-03-15 10:37:40

Homosexual Group Forms Coalition With Liberal Churches

• March 16, 2006 – The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF) has just announced that it has formed a coalition with a number of pro-homosexual churches and denominations. The NGLTF umbrella group is called the Institute for Welcoming Resources” (IWR) and is the newest effort of homosexual groups to use “faith-based” organizations to push its agenda. The IWR now includes the following liberal denominations:

• More Light Presbyterians (Presbyterian Church USA) • Open and Affirming Program(United Church of Christ) • Reconciling Ministries Network (United Methodist Church) • Reconciling in Christ (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) • Gay and Lesbian Acceptance (Community of Christ) • Open & Affirming Ministry (Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) • Association of Welcoming and Affirming Baptists (American Baptist Churche

s and the Alliance of Baptists)

• CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF BOSTON made the announcement on March 10: It was getting out of the adoption business. "We have encountered a dilemma we cannot resolve. . . . The issue is adoption to same-sex couples.” - 2006

Massachusetts law prohibited "orientation discrimination"

• Paula Wisnewski, director of adoption for the Home for Little Wanderers, told the Boston Globe. "It's a shame because it is certainly going to mean that fewer children from foster care are going to find permanent homes." Marylou Sudders, president of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, said simply, "This is a tragedy for kids.” - 2006

"State Putting Church Out of Adoption Business"

• "I believe that any institution that wants to provide services that are regulated by the state has to abide by the laws of the state," Healey told the Boston Globe on March 2, "and our antidiscrimination laws are some of our most important.” - 2006

• It's worth underscoring that Catholic Charities' problem with the state didn't hinge on its receipt of public money. Ron Madnick, president of the Massachusetts chapter of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, agreed with Garvey's assessment: "Even if Catholic Charities ceased receiving tax support and gave up its role as a state contractor, it still could not refuse to place children with same-sex couples.” - 2006

• When religious-right leaders prophesy negative consequences from gay marriage, they are often seen as overwrought. The First Amendment, we are told, will protect religious groups from persecution for their views about marriage. - 2006

• The Becket Fund is widely recognized as one of the best religious liberty law firms and the only one that defends the religious liberty of all faith groups, "from Anglicans to Zoroastrians," as its founder Kevin J.

• Hasson likes to say (referring to actual clients the Becket Fund has defended).

• "The impact will be severe and pervasive," Picarello says flatly. "This is going to affect every aspect of church-state relations." Recent years, he predicts, will be looked back on as a time of relative peace between church and state, one where people had the luxury of litigating cases about things like the Ten Commandments in courthouses. In times of relative peace, says Picarello, people don't even notice that "the church is surrounded on all sides by the state; that church and state butt up against each other. The boundaries are usually peaceful, so it's easy sometimes to forget they are there. But because marriage affects just about every area of the law, gay marriage is going to create a point of conflict at every point around the perimeter."

• For scholars, these will be interesting times: Want to know exactly where the borders of church and state are located? "Wait a few years," Picarello laughs. The flood of litigation surrounding each point of contact will map out the territory. For religious liberty lawyers, there are boom times ahead. As one Becket Fund donor told Picarello ruefully, "At least you know you're not in the buggy whip business.”

• Picarello summarizes: "All the scholars we got together see a problem; they all see a conflict coming. They differ on how it should be resolved and who should win, but they all see a conflict coming."

• If orientation is like race, then people who oppose gay marriage will be treated under law like bigots who opposed interracial marriage. Sure, we don't arrest people for being racists, but the law does intervene in powerful ways to punish and discourage racial discrimination, not only by government but also by private entities.

• - Doug Kmiec of Pepperdine law school 2006

• "Respect doesn't mean that the religious person should prevail in the right to discriminate--it just means demonstrating a respectful awareness of the religious position.”

• "I'm having a hard time coming up with any case in which religious liberty should win."

• - Chai Feldblum 2006

• "Chai is among the most reasonable [gay rights advocates]," Marc Stern says. "If she's having trouble coming up with cases in which religious liberty should win, we're in trouble.” - general counsel for the American Jewish Congress 2006

• In the corporate world, the expression of opposition to gay marriage will be suppressed not by gay ideologues but by corporate lawyers, who will draw the lines least likely to entangle the company in litigation. Stern likens this to "a paroxysm of prophylaxis--banning 'Jesus saves' because someone might take offense."

• At William Paterson University, a state school in New Jersey. A senior faculty member sent out a mass email inviting people to attend movies with a gay theme. A student employee, a 63-year-old Muslim named Jihad Daniel, replied to the professor in a private email asking not to receive messages "about 'Connie and Sally' and 'Adam and Steve.'" He went on, "These are perversions. The absence of God in higher education brings on confusion. That is why in these classes the Creator of the heavens and the earth is never mentioned." The result: Daniel received a letter of reprimand for using the "derogatory and demeaning" word "perversions" in violation of state discrimination and harassment regulations.

None of us nonprofits can function without [state] tax exemption. As a practical matter, any large charity needs that real estate tax

exemption."

Fundamentally, Stern sees this as a "religious war" between people for

whom an egalitarian secular ethic is the only rational option and people who can make room for an ethic

based on faith in a God who commands. There are very few signs

of a willingness to compromise on either side, he notes. - 2006

Fundamentally speech is still safe in the United States.

Beyond speech, nothing is safe."

• donations and charitable conduct in general. In 1971, the IRS issued a decision redefining the tax exemption as a public endorsement or subsidy. This meant that the IRS would strip an organization of its exempt status if its purposes, although legal, were "contrary to public policy." The goal at the time was to use legal pressure to end private racial discrimination. But why stop there? - Jonathan

Turley, the George Washington professor who is a First Amendment specialist 2006

Self-imposed muting especially amongst community churches

• Even a slight risk of anything so damaging as the loss of tax-exempt status will persuade many such groups to at least mute their marriage theology in the interest of preserving the rest of their activities. Such a self-imposed muting on the part of faith communities would change our culture of marriage, and our understanding of the free exercise of religion, without necessarily creating visible martyrs.

• The NGLTF has also formed an alliance with the Woodhull Freedom Foundation, named after radical 1800s feminist Victoria Woodhull who was a eugenicist, Marxist, spiritualist and aggressive anti-Christian. Woodhull was the first person to publish the Karl Marx’s Communist Manifesto in English in the U.S. The NGLTF/Woodhull Freedom Foundation alliance was formed to: abolish age of consent laws; overturn laws against prostitution; fight abstinence education; and to overturn laws against sodomy in public restrooms and parks.

• Social Darwinist Woodhull promoted total “sexual freedom” and advocated the killing of the mentally handicapped and unwanted children through abortion. She referred to these unwanted individuals as “fools,” “pigmies” and as “inane and useless.” (Woodhull & Claflin’s Weekly, November 15, 1873)

• The election of Hamas to the Palestinian leadership reveals the fatal law in President Bush's plan to introduce world peace through the export of democracy.Democracy roughly equivalent to 'mob rule'.

• The United States is a Republic. As a Republic, its rulers rule by the consent of the governed.

Who defines basic human rights and the Creator?

• The Declaration of Independence enshrines basic human rights as being granted by the Creator, specifically shutting government out. For what the Creator grants, only the Creator can take away.

• That exposes the Marxist ideology not-so-secretly driving the liberal effort to abolish government recognition of the existence of God. If there is no God, the power over life, liberty, etc., reverts to government.

Accomplishing the LIE of “land for peace”

• "Removing settlers from Gaza policy. "Painful but necessary," chants Peter Sain ley Berry in "Are we heading for a second war in the middle east?" (The European Observer), perpetuating the BIG LIE that "land for peace" has worked, which it clearly hasn't. Why insanely continue such a demonstrably failed policy of appeasement and expect different results? Why reward terrorism? Israel has a lot less land and isn't an inch closer to peace.

Charles Colson

• "Is this the fruit of democracy?" he asks on today's Breakpoint radio commentary. 2006

• But if we can't guarantee fundamental religious freedoms in the countries where we establish democratic reforms, then the whole credibility of our foreign policy is thrown into serious question.

Selling sex and rebellion

• Herpes and Chlamydia

• Contracting sexual diseases young

Democrats help block marriage protection amendment

• Activists pushing for legalizing homosexual marriage say they will not stop with just homosexual marriage. They demand more. They want government and societal acceptance, approval and financial support for many kinds of relationships, including polygamy. - August 14, 2006

How can you be against "choice"?

The No. 1 marketing phrase

• "Bush lied.“

• "Bush lied us into war.“

• "Bush lied about Saddam's WMD."

• "Bush lied, thousands died."

The No. 1 marketing phrase

• “One World”

• “Mother Earth”

• “All brotherhood of man”

• “Pro-lifer”

• “Scientific”

marketing phrase, slogans

• "Peace Mom“

• a "jerk," an "evil maniac,"

• a "lying bastard,"

• a "terrorist,"

• a "war criminal,"

• a "gangster" and

• a "murderous thug."

RADICALISM

• NEW YORK (CNN) -- We all awoke to headlines in our nation's most important newspapers reminding us that this is "A Day Without Immigrants." Not illegal immigrants, mind you, but immigrants. - 2006

• America the Beautiful,or so it used to be.Land of the Pilgrims' pride;I'm glad they'll never see.

• Babies piled in dumpsters,Abortion on demand,Oh, sweet land of liberty;your house is on the sand.

• Our children wander aimlesslypoisoned by cocaine,Choosing to indulge their lusts,when God has said abstain.

• From sea to shining sea,our Nation turns awayFrom the teaching of God's loveand a need to always pray

• We've kept God in our temples,how callous we have grown.When earth is but His footstool,and Heaven is His throne.

• We've voted in a governmentthat's rotten at the core,Appointing Godless Judgeswho throw reason out the door.

• Too soft to place a killerin a well deserved tomb,But brave enough to kill a babybefore he leaves the womb.

• You think that God's not angrythat our land's a moral slum?How much longer will He waitbefore His judgement comes?

• How are we to face our God,from Whom we cannot hide?What then is left for us to dobut stem this evil tide?

• If we who are His children,will humbly turn and pray;Seek His holy faceand mend our evil way:

• Then God will hear from Heavenand forgive us of our sins,He'll heal our sickly landand those who live within.

• But, America the Beautiful,if you don't - then you will see,A sad but Holy Godwithdraw His hand from Thee.

•-Judge Roy Moore

• The problem is federal judges are creating laws, by making decisions that ignore God and our federal constitution.

• The 10 Commandmenys are the foundation of the laws of many countries, but few have the guts to do anything about it. Why pray, if you won't follow up your prayers with action? - brother Charles on May 14, 2006

• I obey God always....but you must remember our founding fathers did not count on one thing- people of different religions living within one county. They were white men, some of them professing some type of Christianity (not all of they held to what we would uphold as main-line Christianity as we practice it today)that truly felt all white men were created as equals. They did not feel men of color were equals as we do today in modern Christianty nor did they feel women were equals to them. Yes, no religion has the right to force itself upon a people- but what if the roles were reversed? What if a judge came into a federal building and wanted to erect a marble statue of Buddha? Or place scripture writings from the Koran in the courtroom? or in a classroom?What if a teacher lead your children in a prayer to a Hindu goddess?

• Also, read your history. The "in God we trust" was put on our currancy during the Civil War, not by the founding fathers. You can read more about it here :http://www.treasury.gov/education/fact-sheets/currency/in-god-we-trust.shtml Also, "under God" was added in the 1950 to the pledge because we wanted to speratate ourselves from the "godless commies" God does ordain certain man-made governments, and at times he also allows us to kinda "get what we as for" (look at Saul). - Rev. Sherry on May 15, 2006 USA

• (Check out the Jefferson bible-he even removed the miracles Jesus preformed)

• - Rev. Sherry on May 15, 2006

Why Jihad is Picking Up Steam Now and Fanatical Muslims are on the March

• Lieberman's defeat by an "anti-war" candidate is a clear sign that the Democratic Party is morphing into a radical leftist party. If this trend is not reversed, America's political climate will likely become much less sympathetic and supportive of Israel and much more supportive of countries like France, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. A deterioration of the position of American Jews is also liable to ensue. - August 11, 2006By Caroline B. GlickJewish World Review

An "Innocent" joke can cause someone to:

• -commit Suicide!• -Leave His/Her Spouse and Children!• -"Hit Alcohol /Drugs!• -Disrespect their Parent(s)!• -Commit Murder!• -Steal!• -Commit the most abominable of sin; Denial of Our Father,

Our Lord and The Holy Spirit!• -Fall into a state of emotional trauma that can only be reco

vered by walking with The Lord!

No sin or deviation is too small

• Small iniquities can cause as much abomination in our Lord's eyes as large sins. Since we always want to be in correct adherence to God and His will, we need to consistently root out the devil and his wickedness at all levels, disallowing him to gain the slightest foothold.

• Small commands are not to be ignored just because they're small, such as in the case of what happened to Lot's wife in the Old Testament (she was told to not look back to the evil cities, and she disobeyed, and she was then turned into a pillar of salt).

Opposition to S. J. Res. 1 the Marriage Protection Amendment Because of the Second

Sentence

• The situation at this moment could be called a triumph of anti-federalism. Not only do states not have an individual voice in this debate – one state, Massachusetts, has imposed homosexual marriage through the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the Constitution on the other 49 states.

• - 2 June 2006 TVC

Nominal difference

• Civil unions are the stepping stone to full recognition of homosexual marriage. Any reasonable person and even some federal judges would recognize that there is only a nominal difference between civil unions and marriage. - 2 June 2006 TVC

Destruction of traditional marriage

• Activists say that marriage is "not the only worthy form of family or relationship," and it "should not be legally or economically privileged above others." The statement was signed by 270 homosexual rights activists and heterosexual allies.

• Other kinds of relationships that they say deserve marriage-like benefits include "committed, loving households in which there is more than one conjugal partner (polygamy)" and "queer couples who decide to jointly create and raise a child with another queer person or couple, in two households." The goal of the activists is the destruction of traditional marriage. – August 2006

• LaVera said the DNC strongly opposes efforts to ban homosexual marriage by amending the federal or state constitutions and that the Democratic party plans to step up efforts to promote pro-homosexual marriage bills in several states.

• Democratic parties in eight states have already adopted platforms endorsing homosexual marriage bills. They include New York, California, Washington, Iowa, Alaska, Colorado, Massachusetts and Hawaii. - August 2006

• Political maneuvering with a wink to our opponents or some attempt to finesse our differences with the homosexual lobby will reduce this debate to a confused state in which the truth becomes merely another opinion. - 2 June 2006 TVC

• In theological circles, there is a saying that “on the far side of complexity lies simplicity.”

• Mayor Gavin Newsom of San Francisco, which in 2004 began issuing marriage licenses to gay couples, on Monday denounced Bush's move as predictable and "stale rhetoric" aimed at rallying conservatives for this year's midterm elections.

• "It's politics. It's pandering and it's placating a core constituency, the evangelicals," Newsom said on ABC's "Good Morning America.“ – June 2006

Secret Service Agents Seize ‘Million Dollar’ Gospel Tracts

• While, I don’t think it is a wise choice to hand a bank teller a ‘gospel money facsimile;’ I think that the North Carolina bank management completely over reacted and has clearly shown intolerance for Christianity.

As for the Secret Service, it’s no secret now that they have crossed over to extreme ludicrousness by insisting that a ‘bill’ that never existed can be counterfeited.- James Sterling, June 2006

• Yesterday's Washington Post profiles a handful of Hispanic immigrant women who converted from Catholicism to Islam. "Across the nation, thousands of Latino immigrants are redefining themselves through Islam. … Precise numbers are not available, but estimates range from 40,000 to 70,000." – June 2006

MPAA places Christianity in same category as sex, violence, profanity

• The Motion Picture Association of America

• (MPAA) is now warning parents of movies which contain a reference to the Christian faith, equating Christianity as being on the same level of sex, violence and profanity when it comes to objectionable material.

The MPAA is controlled by Hollywood moguls known for their bitter opposition to Christianity. - June 8, 2006

Big Brother style

• It has been pointed out for years that the public, tax-supported schools are on course to take over, Big Brother style, our children. One of mine was pressured into going on an all-day "educational field trip", for which of course I was required to pay, to a large amusement park. When I told his teacher we'd meet him during the day for lunch, I was told this was not allowed by school district policy.As for a Christian presence on that campus, Oh, no!, but would they have accepted flyers from secular humanissts? - Chap Dean on June 19, 2006

Different view and conclusion

• We share the same opinion on the events of September 11, 2001: we think that the official version is not true. All this combined research is very useful to be able to continue to deepen the reality of the facts. My specialty is to have made the link between wars of the Balkans and September 11, while Thierry Meyssan analyzed the attack on the Pentagon to demonstrate that it was due to a missile and not to a plane, and Von Bülow arrived at the conclusion that planes were guided by a beacon. - Jurgen Elsässer 2006

Different view and conclusion

• There is also a blockage against my book. It is not possible for one author alone to break this blockage. However, it can’t prevent our theses from making their path. The public is not in agreement with what the media says: in spite of their blockage 35 to 40% of people don’t believe what media tells them. There is the example of Kennedy’s assassination: today, 90% of people don’t believe in the official version and think that Kennedy’s murder was an action of the CIA. - Jurgen Elsässer 2006

The U.S. Has the Worst Weather on the Globe

• June 22, 2006By Peter Bacque, Times-Dispatch Staff WriterRichmond Times Dispatch - Richmond,VA

PERFECTLY STORMY: No fooling, the United States really does have the world's worst weather, scientists and forecasters say.

Hurricanes, tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, blizzards, floods and droughts, the U.S. has them all -- in more manifestations and more abundance than anywhere else on Earth.In a typical year, the U.S. is battered by direct hits from about two hurricanes (and a major hurricane every other year; 1,000 tornadoes; 5,000 floods; 10,000 violent thunder storms; and drought somewhere.)