The Freedom From Religion Foundation violates my sense of freedom!

No, actually, your movement causes my bowels to clinch!

The Freedom From Religion Foundation is a group of wing nuts, genetic misfits and Godless individuals period. Do everything you can, short of violence, to eject them from this Republic.

I feel a good place for them to move (forcibly?) would be an ISIS encampment in Syria. They could then spew their hatred for life and God in the face of people of like views. [Note: That will not stop ISIS from beheading them on the media, however]. Hmm. Perhaps there might be some divine justice there, after all.

Atheists need to go!

Is anyone else sick and tired of those self admittedly Godless atheists? What are they, like 1% of the population in America, if even that? I say they need to relocate to a country where they would be able to fit in better. For instance, I'm sure the Muslim countries would gladly take them in. After all, how could they hate someone who has no religion? At the very least, the average Islamic extremist would view them as non-persons. [Although perhaps, even there, they would be somewhat disdained for the little weasels they are].

So, does this view make me a racist? Well, as a practicing Christian, I readily admit to not being perfect! And anyway, I'm sure God will forgive me my sins.... Oh, and please watch this short video... http://youtu.be/SyKAr-gxxFE

The fight over Mount Soledad Veterans Memorial and its cross!

For decades, there has been a First Amendment battle raging over the Mount Soledad Veterans Memorial in La Jolla, Calif., where a large cross anchors a tribute to Korean War veterans.
Because it sits on public property, the American Civil Liberties Union has long argued that the cross amounts to an unconstitutional entanglement of government and religion.

In 2011, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals agreed, triggering an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, but in June, the high court justices declined to hear the case.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/07/25/supporters-vow-to-keep-cross-in-california-veterans-tribute-despite-court/#ixzz21jN5w9xU

My take: Personally, I don’t understand the concept of the ‘separation of church and state’. Ever since this country was founded it's been all about God. Period.