Separationists probably don't want anyone giving a legislative
invocation. But if it's going to happen, they would rather see the
opportunity to give it spread around as widely as possible.
Quoting Will Linden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Sun, 16 Dec 2007, Douglas Laycock wrote:
As for Rev. Klingenschmitt's claim that the right tolerates all
religions, nonsense. There are tolerant folks and bigots on both
sides. For the intolerant right, look at the anti-Mormon hostility
to
Mitt Romney in Republican primaries; recall the protests when a
Hindu
gave the prayer in Congress. In a restroom remodeling project at
the
On the other hand, I have not heard of any protests from
"separationists" over a witch giving the invocation in the Oregon
State
Senate. Mind, it was a very nice invocation.
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