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In reply to the discussion: Hindu Chaplain Leads Prayer In U.S. Senate And Is Shouted Down By Christian Right [View all]CurtEastPoint
(20,010 posts)16. No worries. I saw that it had recent dates when I searched. I guess someone dusted it off!
It never hurts to hear these awful things so we DO NOT FORGET!
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Hindu Chaplain Leads Prayer In U.S. Senate And Is Shouted Down By Christian Right [View all]
napkinz
May 2014
OP
No worries. I saw that it had recent dates when I searched. I guess someone dusted it off!
CurtEastPoint
May 2014
#16
Anyone who didn't see the hidden agenda of opening prayers before a town meeting is
Baitball Blogger
May 2014
#6
It's more powerful to be told if you don't believe you will end up in a fiery lake
Boomerproud
May 2014
#39
America, meet your religious extremist, the Christotaliban, it is so obvious.
Fred Sanders
May 2014
#11
And these are the clowns who invoke the "founding fathers" at every opportunity.
lpbk2713
May 2014
#21
Golly, I wonder how those Christians would react to someone shouting down their prayer. (nt)
jeff47
May 2014
#23
I don't pick a side; but I liked what he was saying. It did NOT exclude Christians. I wish I could
freshwest
May 2014
#45
I don't pick a side; but I liked what he was saying. It did NOT exclude Christians. I wish I could
freshwest
May 2014
#46
I guess this proves that Federal prayer really is a ceremonial, rather than religious, function
Orrex
May 2014
#42
The Xtian right believe "freedom of religion" belongs exclusively to them....
Swede Atlanta
May 2014
#43
Hindus think monotheists are crazy and rude...and they are correct. Love the expression on his face.
McCamy Taylor
May 2014
#47
Florida town’s choice: Violate Supreme Court ruling or open meeting with Satanic prayer
napkinz
May 2014
#51