Where are the Stars and Stripes......
07-14-2010, 06:00 AM
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07-14-2010, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Tod74
Aunque estoy de acuerdo con usted Rigsby en algo de eso , y no soy partidario de Obama en absoluto! Yo creo que el coment que hizo sobre el "ya no una nación cristiana "ha sido volado manera de proportion.Like o no tenemos la libertad de religeon de este país ( por ahora) y no todo el mundo cree en el Señor mismo . Creo que el Presidente estaba simplemente diciendo " Todos los religeons bienvenida ". Tener la libertad de elegir lo que , en su caso , a practicar religeon es parte de lo que hace Estados Unidos Especial .
07-14-2010, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Tod74
Aunque estoy de acuerdo con usted Rigsby en algo de eso , y no soy partidario de Obama en absoluto! Yo creo que el coment que hizo sobre el "ya no una nación cristiana "ha sido volado manera de proportion.Like o no tenemos la libertad de religeon de este país ( por ahora) y no todo el mundo cree en el Señor mismo . Creo que el Presidente estaba simplemente diciendo " Todos los religeons bienvenida ". Tener la libertad de elegir lo que , en su caso , a practicar religeon es parte de lo que hace Estados Unidos Especial .
07-14-2010, 11:59 PM
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Dirka this is my above post in English.
While I agree with you Rigsby on some of that , and I am not an Obama supporter at all! I think the coment you made about the "no longer a Christian nation "has been blown way out of proportion.Like or not we have freedom of religion of this country (for now ), and not everyone believes in the same GOD. I think the President was simply saying " All religions welcome. " Having the freedom to choose what , if any , religion to practice is part of what makes America special .
Don't take me wrong on the God issue.I was raised in Church.I do not atend much now but I grew up in a Christian home and my belief system is based on that. Just pointing out the obvious.Not everyone feels that way.
While I agree with you Rigsby on some of that , and I am not an Obama supporter at all! I think the coment you made about the "no longer a Christian nation "has been blown way out of proportion.Like or not we have freedom of religion of this country (for now ), and not everyone believes in the same GOD. I think the President was simply saying " All religions welcome. " Having the freedom to choose what , if any , religion to practice is part of what makes America special .
Don't take me wrong on the God issue.I was raised in Church.I do not atend much now but I grew up in a Christian home and my belief system is based on that. Just pointing out the obvious.Not everyone feels that way.
07-16-2010, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by DirkaDirka
Thanks Todd. I never took Spanish in High School figure I would never need it. Boy was I wrong.