Comments on: Prayer

By: LeftyInChief

LeftyInChief — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 21:35:22 +0000

I’m not the one who’s brought religion into discussions, but when Republicans make a big show of what should be a private matter between you and your god then I’ll be there to make fun of them.

Seriously, Sonny Perdue prays for rain instead of getting off his fat ass and actually doing something?

And you may not have seen this little gem that Bush says that God told him to invade Iraq. Talk about your false prophets.

Religion should be a private matter, not public policy.

And for the record I find it the height of audacity to think that god, the supreme being, the architect of the universe would do anything whether it be to change the weather or make your sniffles go away just because us sinful humans ask for it. And don’t even get me started on the idea that the supreme being requires a blood sacrifice because I said goddamnit or I’m going to hell. Don’t worry tho’. I’ll be sure and save you a seat by the fire.

By: Visitor Anonymous

Visitor Anonymous — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 20:48:52 +0000

I find it slightly disturbing that you group Muslims in with terrorists. Only a small group of Muslims actually are terrorists. I also find it offensive that you bring my God into this as a BAD or INCORRECT thing. Last i heard, your view and the view of this country is that we should separate Church and State and you are actually doing the opposite by using religion as a tool against Republicans. Besides, if you want to referance prayer, then at least try and understand what prayer really is. And do it with an open heart so that you might hear what prayer is and not something you may just want to hear. By the way, i am well aware of your first ammendment rights. I am simply expressing my own. In friendly debate, Visitor Anonymous

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 23:38:53 +0000

Of course, this makes much more sense than visiting a desalination plant, giving desalination R&D a tax break, investing in the infrastructure necessary to implement it, investing in better water storage and distribution infrastructure, revamping urban planning, etc. That would require thought and action instead of submission to god–which, frankly, is exactly what a Muslim would do. See? They do think alike!

“Architect of the Universe” sounds like a Freemason reference to me…

By: LeftyInChief

LeftyInChief — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 10:15:04 +0000

Of course you can link to my stuff. That’s why the URL is on the top of each picture. A full-on link is always appreciated too.

By: Sub Lumen

Sub Lumen — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 05:32:14 +0000

I discovered your blog via the Politics Group at BlogCatalog. These poster images are terrific! Would you mind if I used one from time to time on my blog as long as I left your URL showing at the top and linked the image to your site??

Feel free to take a look at mine first. I am at http://www.sublumen.com

Thanks in advance. Oh, and if you do take the time to visit mine, a comment would be very welcomed.