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Title: Judge sides with agnostic family: No prayers at Castroville graduation
Post by: Ptarmigan on June 01, 2011, 10:04:49 AM
I am not a religious person, but I have no problems with prayer at a graduation ceremony. Here are some whacked out comments.

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ian807

9:52 AM on June 1, 2011

Or perhaps they would prefer not to have what they view as childish nonsense shoved down their throat during their son's graduation.

And how do you know they're confused? Perhaps they simply know what they can't know, and refuse to lie to themselves about it to make themselves more comfortable.
Liberalism is childish nonsense and religion to them.

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FestiveJesus

8:07 AM on June 1, 2011

Religion is for the weak in character and mental capacity.
Atheism and Communism are a religion.  :bird:

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moderate_guy

9:22 AM on June 1, 2011

Fire the judge for applying the law?
What law does it say that prohibits prayer? By the way, he posts this driven again and again.  :mental:

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WhichWitch

11:40 PM on May 31, 2011

Ok, show of hands here. How many of you screaming for the "right" to pray would be behind this if a Muslim or Buddhist were giving the Invocation or a Wiccan or Hindu were giving the Benediction?

C'mon now, be honest. How many of you would support their right to give their prayers?

How many of you would support the school over the judge if a Muslim student were to offer prayers to Allah or if a Wiccan were to pray to the Goddess?

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funkycold

11:29 PM on May 31, 2011

The Founding Fathers would obviously disagree (see U.S. Constitution): Defending the separation of church and State is never frivolous in these United States of America.
The Constitution does not have separation of church and state. It just cannot have state religion. What a moron!  :bird:

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moderate_guy

11:04 PM on May 31, 2011

The government is not to be involved in establishing religion. But instead to allow all faiths to pray amongst themselves all they want, but to not let any religion including the majority religion impose their prayer on others.

Thomas Jefferson was much more of an agnostic or deist than a fundamentalist christian, and he wrote the Consitution. Ever hear of the Wall of Separation Between Church and State? He first coined that when he was in the Virginia Assembly.
This guy is stuck on stupid. Moderate_Guy is most likely a leftist.

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moderate_guy

11:03 PM on May 31, 2011

The judge was just following the law. Throw him out of office for following the law? Plus, he is appointed for life, and the only way he can be removed from the bench is to be impeached (or I guess assasinated by a Christian terrorist).

The establishment clause in the First Amendment of the Constitution prohibits the public school from leading prayer. The students are free to pray to themselves at graduation all they want, and/or to pray at home or at church.
Moderate_Guy likes to hear himself talk. Talk about projection! :mental:

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hops

10:38 PM on May 31, 2011

If people can't pray without a public display, how strong can their 'faith' be? Silly issue. The judge was correct.
Again what law says you can't pray?

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corporatewelfaresucks

10:35 PM on May 31, 2011

Nah, making a public spectacle of your prayer, that's disgraceful.

"And when ye pray, pray not as the hypocrites do...."
Like you.

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moderate_guy

10:37 PM on May 31, 2011

Chaos, so you relish the tryanny of the majority.
Moderate_Guy strikes again. How ****ing stupid are you? You are the one who likes tyranny. :bird:

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moderate_guy

10:45 PM on May 31, 2011

Mayflower, the judge was just following the law. Why throw him out of office for following the law? Plus, he is appointed for life, and the only way he can be removed from the bench is to be impeached (or I guess assasinated by a Christian terrorist).

The establishment clause in the First Amendment of the Constitution prohibits the public school from leading prayer. The students are free to pray to themselves at graduation all they want, and/or to pray at home or at church.

The government is not to be involved in establishing religion. But allow all faiths to pray amongst themselves all they want, but to not let any religion including the majority religion impose their prayer on others.
Prayer is part of freedom of speech. Government cannot establish religion! READ THE ****ING CONSTITUTION MORON!!!!!!!!!! OH, YOU ARE SO ****ING STUPID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  :bird:

http://blog.chron.com/newswatch/2011/05/judge-sides-with-agnostic-family-no-prayers-at-castroville-graduation/
Title: Re: Judge sides with agnostic family: No prayers at Castroville graduation
Post by: JohnnyReb on June 01, 2011, 12:29:13 PM
Now, would you please bow your heads as we pray to Giia, Al Gore and "THE ONE" from whince cometh our welfare checks, foodstamps, free cell phones........
Title: Re: Judge sides with agnostic family: No prayers at Castroville graduation
Post by: Ballygrl on June 01, 2011, 02:06:15 PM
Here's hoping the students will do what the girl last week did and say a Prayer.
Title: Re: Judge sides with agnostic family: No prayers at Castroville graduation
Post by: Wineslob on June 01, 2011, 03:57:40 PM
Castroville is "Little Mexico". I don't see the illegal alien Mexican families there liking this one bit. 
Title: Re: Judge sides with agnostic family: No prayers at Castroville graduation
Post by: Ptarmigan on June 02, 2011, 07:29:34 PM
Castroville is "Little Mexico". I don't see the illegal alien Mexican families there liking this one bit. 

I am pretty sure they are not liking it.
Title: Re: Judge sides with agnostic family: No prayers at Castroville graduation
Post by: Freeper on June 02, 2011, 07:36:30 PM
The left won't be happy until Christians have to go underground and worship in secret, just like in the old Soviet Union, unless of course they go to progressive churches that preach social justice. They basically want to nullify the first amendment and set up a state run church, which is ironic since they keep screaming separation of church and state, they don't want Christians involved in politics, but they sure as hell want the govt involved in Christianity. Just like their commie heroes they want people to only worship at the alter of govt.

Title: Re: Judge sides with agnostic family: No prayers at Castroville graduation
Post by: Ptarmigan on June 02, 2011, 07:46:53 PM
The left won't be happy until Christians have to go underground and worship in secret, just like in the old Soviet Union, unless of course they go to progressive churches that preach social justice. They basically want to nullify the first amendment and set up a state run church, which is ironic since they keep screaming separation of church and state, they don't want Christians involved in politics, but they sure as hell want the govt involved in Christianity. Just like their commie heroes they want people to only worship at the alter of govt.



Communism and leftism are the same thing that needs to be destroyed.
Title: Re: Judge sides with agnostic family: No prayers at Castroville graduation
Post by: jukin on June 02, 2011, 08:00:25 PM
However a muslim prayer was allowed.
Title: Re: Judge sides with agnostic family: No prayers at Castroville graduation
Post by: true_blood on June 02, 2011, 08:04:39 PM
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FestiveJesus
8:07 AM on June 1, 2011
Religion is for the weak in character and mental capacity.
Really DUchebag?! That's news to me. I think you're a weak liberal punk. :bird:
I'm SURE I am stronger than you in character and stronger than you in mental capacity.
Title: Re: Judge sides with agnostic family: No prayers at Castroville graduation
Post by: compaqxp on June 02, 2011, 08:52:19 PM
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Atheism and Communism are a religion.

I beg to differ.
Title: Re: Judge sides with agnostic family: No prayers at Castroville graduation
Post by: Ballygrl on June 02, 2011, 10:12:26 PM
Someone posted in 1 of the comments at the original article that a lot of the families of the graduates are Mexican and they aren't going to be happy about this ruling. What I find interesting is this, the left trips over themselves catering to the Hispanic community, most Hispanics are Catholic, pro-life, pro-Church, anti-gay marriage, and does the left really think they can influence this community to their way of thinking on issues important to the Hispanic community?