To: Fitzcarraldo
cannot fund an evangelical Christian prison ministry program because doing so advances or endorses religion Fine! Throw all those korans at Gitmo in the ocean. No more federally funded prayer beads or rugs either. I keep hearing about the spread of islam stemming from our prisons. Will that program must end as well.
5 posted on
12/04/2007 12:21:59 AM PST by
Just A Nobody
(PISSANT for President '08 - NEVER AGAIN...Support our Troops! Beware the ENEMEDIA)
To: Just A Nobody
cannot fund an evangelical Christian prison ministry program because doing so advances or endorses religion...
Fine! Throw all those korans at Gitmo in the ocean. You took the thoughts right out of my head.
11 posted on
12/04/2007 3:15:06 AM PST by
SkyPilot
To: Just A Nobody
"Fine! Throw all those korans at Gitmo in the ocean. No more federally funded prayer beads or rugs either. I keep hearing about the spread of islam stemming from our prisons. Will that program must end as well."
HEAR!!
HEAR!!
NO MORE FOOTBATHS AT AIRPORTS AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES EITHER!!!
15 posted on
12/04/2007 5:53:37 AM PST by
Sir Hailstone
(Target Acquired: Indiana's 7th Congressional District)
To: Just A Nobody
Fine! Throw all those korans at Gitmo in the ocean. No more federally funded prayer beads or rugs either.
I have no problem with this. I'm an atheist myself and I don't want my tax dollars used to spread Christianity. Make me do so and you might as well call my tax dollars jizya, the majority taxing the minority to pay for the propagation of it's own religion. If they want to privately fund the program, be my guest. But this program is unconstitutional not just on church/state grounds but also because the Constitution does not give the fed the authority to fund such a program.
20 posted on
12/04/2007 6:48:35 AM PST by
Raymann
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