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Proudly, I am Jewish. By, birth, heritage, by practice. That does not mean that I oppose others right to pray as they wish. That is what created America, the right to pray and believe as we wish.
In Lodi, I guess, those folks have not heard of the First Amendment. I enjoy hearing a Rabbi pray before a public forum such as a city council or school board meeting. I am not offended by a Pastor ending a prayer, "In Jesus Names". In fact I am offended when a Minister does NOT say that at the end of a prayer--as if he or she is not proud of their religious beliefs or embarrassed by them. Or maybe they come from the Jeremiah Wright school of religion.
I urge everyone, Jew and Christian, to attend this rally for religious freedom. First it will be the ending that is banned, next it will be the beginning--no prayer at all.
We are a nation founded on religious faith, we can not allow the ACLU or their followers to negate the First Amendment.
August 5 at 6:00pm there will be a "Prayer Rally for Jesus" in Lodi at the city hall steps
Stand Up, Speak Up, Show Up.
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In Lodi, I guess, those folks have not heard of the First Amendment. I enjoy hearing a Rabbi pray before a public forum such as a city council or school board meeting. I am not offended by a Pastor ending a prayer, "In Jesus Names". In fact I am offended when a Minister does NOT say that at the end of a prayer--as if he or she is not proud of their religious beliefs or embarrassed by them. Or maybe they come from the Jeremiah Wright school of religion.
I urge everyone, Jew and Christian, to attend this rally for religious freedom. First it will be the ending that is banned, next it will be the beginning--no prayer at all.
We are a nation founded on religious faith, we can not allow the ACLU or their followers to negate the First Amendment.
August 5 at 6:00pm there will be a "Prayer Rally for Jesus" in Lodi at the city hall steps
Stand Up, Speak Up, Show Up.
More...