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Though not in the Constitution, I agree with Thomas Jefferson. There should be a wall of separation between church and state. Every time either side chips away at that wall,...
Sorry - I posted the above under the wrong story. It goes with editorial on Ms. Brown.
Though not in the Constitution, I agree with Thomas Jefferson. There should be a wall of separation between church and state. Every time either side chips away at that wall,...
Brady – Your responses make my point exactly. Whatever validity your posts might have gets lost in the taunts, bullying demands and exaggerated negative descriptions of others and their motivations....
WTF are you even talking about, you sound like a fool. This is America and the left value all religions and claim that folks like you are far from Christian....
Valerie Alexander was one of 29 citizens appointed to Peachtree City volunteer boards at the September 17 City Council meeting, and she serves on the Peachtree City Convention and Visitors...
I don't know the background of this story, but there seems to be a few issues at play: 1) It seems like basic, common sense that a group which is...
Paul, think about it - if there was already a de facto prayer at city council meetings, why would this author have written this long article to complain the possibility...
Paul, I was using those as mere examples to illustrate a more significant point, but they can easily be substituted with other non-monarchy nations (e.g. Pakistan, Iran, Egypt, Syria, Somalia,...
It's pretty wild to think that a minute-long Christian prayer before meetings - similar to what is done across the country, and has been done for centuries - makes the...