Dan Ceppa -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 ->> On 26 Apr 09  20:41:47, Ed Hulett got back to Dan Ceppa
 ->> Re: Salad Bar Mor ons


 EH>>> #1) I don't force others to witness my prayers.

 DC>> You do when you erect monuments of the 10 Demandments. The same holds
 DC>> true to public prayers.

 EH>> Was #1 not clear?

 DC> Have you asked for them to be removed?

Huh? for what to be removed?

 EH>>> #2) I only pray in public when appropriate.

 DC>> It's not appropriate.  It makes many people unconfortable, and I
 DC>> do not mean just athiests.

 EH>> There are times when public prayer is appropriate.

 DC> Wrong, once again.

You haven't a clue.

 DC> All you need to do is call for a Moment of
 DC> Silence.  What you do inside your mind is up to you.

I've been to many public events where prayer was appropriate. There was no
"moment of silence" about it. Someone offered the prayer for the
group.

You insist on showing your utter ignorance repeatedly. An intelligent
person in your position would know when not to make foolish claims. They'd
also know that the use of vulgarities is not the way to win an argument.

Ed

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"Wise politicians will be cautious about fettering the government with
restrictions that cannot be observed, because they know that every
break of the fundamental laws, though dictated by necessity, impairs
that sacred reverence which ought to be maintained in the breast of
rulers towards the constitution of a country."

--Alexander Hamilton, Federalist No. 25, 21 December 1787

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