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April 23, 2010 by Zale.
Absolutely! Check out the ADF’s statement regarding the it. This Freedom From Religion agenda is just ridiculous. Filing suit because you may see someone pray or see a cross is just crazy. Everyone’s freedom is under attack from this agenda that even has “Freedom” in its name.
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April 14, 2010 by Zale.
It used to be that bullying in schools had to do with bigger kids picking on smaller ones. While that still goes on, a bigger bully has slowly crept into our schools. Groups like the ACLU have been making strides to get deeper and deeper into our schools in the name of liberty. However, what they have actually done is turned our school systems into censorship boards for religious speech. Here’s a good article that discusses this point further.
Recently, I met with a group of Christians dealing with this issue. The ACLU filed suit over a student praying and Bibles being passed out at schools. Oh the humanity!! Now with all that goes on in kids lives, is this what they think they should put their time and effort into? Ridiculous! Anyway, the result of that case now has the school system scared to allow the students and teachers to have their constitutionally protected free speech. Why? Not because the school actually agrees with the ACLU, but because they are scared of them.
What do we do with bullies? We stand up to them. Groups like the ADF, Liberty Counsel and the ACLJ do it all the time. Don’t fear the ACLU, if you have an issue like this get a God fearing attorney to stand with you (yes, they really do exist)!
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March 23, 2010 by Zale.
Right now, you are probably overwhelmed with feelings and emotions. How will this change my life? What will people think? How am I going to tell my parents or friends or husband (who is not the father)?
Stop. Take a deep breath. Believe it or not, it will be okay. Every child is a blessing. That child is a gift from God, whether you believe it or not. You essentially have three options, one of which is terrible. They are:
I hope and pray that this will help you in your tough situation. Furthermore, my office is always happy to assist you in dealing with the options above. Be brave and don’t let others twist your arm and coerce you into doing something you don’t want to do.
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August 6, 2009 by Zale.
It’s funny to me that there are those who want us, the tax paying public, to pay for public schools, whether we use them or not, but then when we want to pray over what we’ve paid for, they get all in a fuss. Here’s the latest article in the Tennessean regarding the Wilson County, Tennessee “See You at the Pole” case. Nate Kellum is the Alliance Defense Fund attorney who is heading up the case. Nate’s a great guy and I’m proud of the fact that he gets to take on the American Civil Liberties Union, who has apparently decided to take on the mantle of the “Antichrist”.
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July 1, 2009 by Zale.
Should the Ricci ruling have an impact on Judge Sotomayor’s confirmation hearings? Absolutely! This case, despite what the main stream media says, is not white vs minorities. This case was brought by 17 whites and a Hispanic. Should that make a difference? Well, when your argument is that the test should be thrown out because its designed so minorities can’t pass it, and the whole time, a minority has passed it, you’ve got a problem.
Do I think the court got this one right? Absolutely! We are never going to get past racism in this country, if minority groups keep raising the “race card”. Especially when it’s in reference to their abilities based SOLELY on race (or sex for that matter). Unfortunately, Judge Sotomayor has made this comment as well, by referring to her superior judgment as a Latina woman on several occasions. So, its really no surprise she ruled the way she did on this case.
I’ll just take the title of “American” thank you. I’m glad the American firefighters, who worked so hard for their grade on the test, get credit for what they did.
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