At least that is the headline which I expect any day now since Barack Obama has broken the first demand-ment of the Freedom From Religion Foundation: thou shall not display “religious” objects/sentiments on government property.
Too bad that Thomas Jefferson knew of no such law.
Yes, Thomas Jefferson, deist or not, attended Christian worship services at the Capitol Building. Apparently, modern day liberal types know what Jefferson meant by “wall of separation” better than Jefferson knew what Jefferson meant. Of course, in order to rid “religious” objects/sentiments from government property we would basically have to demolish Washington D.C., for example.
Well, times have changed and now Barack Obama has done something that will surely insight the wrath of Barker. After all we are getting towards year’s end when, apparently, the Freedom From Religion Foundation reviews their budget for the following year and calculated how many lawsuits they must file in order to play the underdog/martyr and beg for donations (see Dan Barker and Michael Newdow’s School of Job Security).
With December being saturated with Christmas, Hanukah, Ramadan, Kwanzaa, Solstice, Festivus, etc., lawsuits are rid for the pickin′.
Well, for Halloween Barack Obama had the White House draped in religious objects/sentiments in the form of paganism and had little unsuspecting and undiscerning children forced to join the worship service—surely, Richard Dawkins will cry, “Child abuse!”
Understand that Dan Barker himself supports Atheist-Neo-Paganism (as do many atheists, see here and here for Barker’s affirmations) as he did when he positively affirmed God’s non-existence (for which I am still eagerly awaiting evidence) when he protested a nativity display on government property and affirmed the Pagan roots of Christmas in stating
At this season of the Winter Solstice, may reason prevail. There are no gods, no devils, no angels, no heaven or hell. There is only our natural world.
As Dan Barker stated it (filed under “news flash!”), “Christians don’t own the month of December” and Anne Nicol Gaylor stated, “We nonbelievers don’t mind sharing the season with Christians.” They stated these in their announcement that they would be posting a “Freethinking Winter Solstice Sign & Billboard” (emphasis added).
Thus, he will surely do likewise with Halloween.
Is Chubaka a Democrat or is he a Republican
who was invited to represent the dark side?
