Nonsense, says a new friend-of-the-court brief to be filed Monday in the case by the American Center for Law and Justice. The brief, which carries the signatures of more than 100,000 people, argues there have been no known sightings of suicides or uncontrolled vomiting at or around the Ground Zero cross.
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What the Atheists are really saying is the site of a Christian sickens them. They should be classified as a hate group.
ReplyDeleteThey think this is bad....
ReplyDeleteWait and see what the cross does to them at judgement day
"In GOD We trust" was adopted as the official motto of the United States in 1956.
ReplyDeleteAnyone who does not like America's motto is free to move to their choice of 195 other countries in the world where their country's motto is not "In GOD We Trust"...PERIOD
i would sure like to be around when these non-believers are trapped in a burning vehicle after an accident or something of that ilk and dare them to pray to God
ReplyDeleteWait till Judgement Day...they are really going to get sick!
ReplyDeleteSo, tag a throw up bag with you OR don't go for a visit. No one wants them there anyway. It is sacred ground for innocents & those who gave their lives to attempt to save them.
ReplyDeleteAmen!!!
ReplyDeletePeople like this have deep mental problems and feel compelled to always call attention to themselves to make themselves feel important. Alot of things everyday make people feel "excluded" but normal people deal with it.
ReplyDeleteA lawsuit that challenges the placement of the cross at the site of the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center alleges atheist plaintiffs have suffered serious physical and mental illness because the religious symbol has made them feel excluded.
ReplyDeleteWell duh. If you are an atheist of course you are left out. BECAUSE YOU LEFT GOD OUT.
Just because you atheist's refuse to believe in God, why do you try to force everyone else to not believe?
And if you don't believe in it in the first place, why would it even bother you?
No Jack, you'd do your duty and pull em' out like a good man. Regardless of religion.
ReplyDeletePeople need to look from the broader perspective of humanity.
The atheists need to be tolerant or look he other way... or puke.
Atheists who make it their agenda to stop me from practicing my religion in public make me sick. So, there! We're even. Now go away.
ReplyDeleteThen don't look at it. STOP thinking that God is not with us and you will not feel excluded, DA. map
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't worry if they get sick. I say, Let 'em!
ReplyDeleteSeems to me they left themselves out.
ReplyDeleteIt's called CONVICTION.Not to be mistaken for a sickness.
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