Jesus hates all religions except whatever one I like - And to answer the famous question, He would bomb the others!!

Hey Folks -

I don't want prayer in school (I think prayer anywhere is no more than a self-deluding, magical pep-talk), but I could still accept prayer in school. The constitution doesn't outlaw prayer in school; it outlaws politically supported prayer in school.

Now Christian morons think they are getting shafted because the principal can't come on the PA praising Jesus every morning. Well, quite clearly the principal COULD praise Jesus one morning, as long as he praised Muhammad and Moses and Buddha and Vishna and Haile Sellassi and the Flying Spaghetti Monster (just to name a few) on succeeding days.

But that shit won't fly with slope-headed, knuckle dragging Jesus-freaks. It's their boy and only their boy; and once they get THAT settled, they can start on pushing the Catholics and Mormons (who open their hard-boiled eggs from the wrong end) out of the "Christianity" picture (or vice-versa).

Want prayer in school? Then, let ALL prayer (including atheist and pagan "prayer") onto the morning announcements, and there's no problem.

Think that'll happen ?????

Read the news item below.

- Uke Man

Hindu Prayer is Senate's First

Columbus Dispatch July 29, 2007

The US Senate this month [July 2007] heard its first-ever Hindu opening prayer, a development that has drawn protests from some conservative Christians. The prayer, on July 12, was disrupted by three activists who shouted, "This is an abomination," before they were arrested. The Rev. [sic.] Flip Benham of Operation Rescue / Operation Save America said the prayer placed "the false god of Hinduism on a level playing field with the One True God, Jesus Christ." The United States has an estimated 2 million Hindus.