Yes I am Judgemental and I was given permisson to go so by GOD. If you can read go to the Bible and Read 2 Timithy 2:15. Read the whole book and you just might LEARN somthing!!!! Unless your afraid of what God has to say on the subjects that you are harrassing Christians about.
On the gay issue. As I travel this country I see that almost half the so called educated men of this country under the age of 30 call them selves "metrosexuals". Now there is a lot of discussion on what that means and after meeting thousands of so called MS's here what I find they all have in common; they are gay men who either are too afraid to try sex with a dude or who's mother, wife or girl friend will not let them. Most are Opra deciples and spend twice as much time on the computer as they do outside.
Jefferson, Paine, Franklin ..... Deists??? Not so fast. While these men were non-conventional in their beliefs I don't believe they were "Deists." Jefferson called himself a "Christian." Paine believed in an afterlife. Franklin, regardless of his lustful youth, called for prayer at the Constitutional Convention. These are not the actions of Deists! Jefferson was a member of a Bible society and sought to promote the Gospel. He attended church in the capitol. The vast majority of the founders operated within the bounds of a Christian consensus. That consensus produced the Declaration of Independence, a very non-deist document. Both Paine and Jefferson were attacted for being less than Christian but were they Deists?? Lets see some evidence.
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['Alleging that a Mt. Juliet elementary school Christmas play, a group of praying parents, a national prayer day and teacher-led prayer in class are among a range of religious activities that violate the separation of church and state, the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee filed a suit in federal court yesterday.']
I think the ACLU (American Chuckleheaded Liberals Union) needs to read more of the amendment that they purport "separates church and state". It also says "... nor prohibiting the free practice thereof" (speaking of religion). And for the life of me I can't understand how you get separation of church and state out of "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion". By adhering to the "nor prohibiting" part and allowing the "free practice thereof", Wilson County is not establishing a religion.
We musn't allow common sense to interfere with the system.