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tazzygirl -> RE: National Day of Prayer (4/23/2010 7:00:27 AM)


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ORIGINAL: LittleOdessa

I admit I cannot find a more recent article regarding failed adoptions due to religious issues or a current Satanic Ritual Abuse news article, but there are those of us who do fear our children being taken away should the wrong person find out what religion(or lack there-of) we take part in.

I see though you have no problem with the comment about a person losing their job over such things.



And i also recall religion being a protected right. You cannot be fired for your religion, or lack of one.




Aylee -> RE: National Day of Prayer (4/23/2010 10:07:17 AM)

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl


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ORIGINAL: LittleOdessa

I admit I cannot find a more recent article regarding failed adoptions due to religious issues or a current Satanic Ritual Abuse news article, but there are those of us who do fear our children being taken away should the wrong person find out what religion(or lack there-of) we take part in.

I see though you have no problem with the comment about a person losing their job over such things.



And i also recall religion being a protected right. You cannot be fired for your religion, or lack of one.


What Tazzy said about employment. 

Also, your worries about the Satanic thing with regards to adoption. . .  Yes there was the whole Satanic Abuse scare in the 80's, especially with regards to daycare.  But I am pretty sure that Jack Chick is the only one worrying about that these days.  If religion was an issue in current adoptions through state agencies, you would be able to find a current article.  Not an article from 40 years ago. 




rulemylife -> RE: National Day of Prayer (5/5/2010 4:59:49 PM)

Judge who struck down Day of Prayer in spotlight

By RYAN J. FOLEY, Associated Press Writer Ryan J. Foley, Associated Press Writer – Wed May 5, 2:45 pm ET


MADISON, Wis. – Since U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb ruled the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional, critics have declared what they think of her: A Marxist. A moron. A disgrace.

One person wrote that he was praying God removes her from office. Several warned she is headed to hell. GOP Rep. Ted Poe of Texas took to the House floor to taunt: "What's next, Judge Crabb? You going to ban Thanksgiving and Christmas as national holidays?"

.....In the National Day of Prayer decision, Crabb found Congress violated the First Amendment by passing a law directing the president to encourage citizens to pray, and said the law amounted to a government endorsement of a religious exercise. She emphasized that her conclusion was not a judgment "on the value of prayer or the millions of Americans who believe in its power."

But she said the government can no more encourage citizens to pray than to "fast during the month of Ramadan, attend a synagogue, purify themselves in a sweat lodge or practice rune magic."

"In fact, it is because the nature of prayer is so personal and can have such a powerful effect on a community that the government may not use its authority to try to influence an individual's decision on whether and when to pray," she wrote.




tazzygirl -> RE: National Day of Prayer (5/5/2010 6:17:09 PM)


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ORIGINAL: xbrand

How about a 'National Eat Eclairs Day'.


June 22 is … National Chocolate Eclair Day




tazzygirl -> RE: National Day of Prayer (5/5/2010 6:41:44 PM)

Other national days on May 6th...

Joseph Brackett Day
National Nurses Day
National Day of Prayer
National Day of Reason
No Diet Day
No Homework Day
Birthday - Sigmund Freud (physician)


http://www.holidays.net/dailys/2010/dailys05092010.htm




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