A teddy bear named Muhammud
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Originally Posted by ajlafleche,Nov 28 2007, 05:14 PM
At first, I thought it was pretty trivial, but then I thought, how would a Southern Baptist feel if a teacher allowed her class to name a teddy bear Jesus Christ? I guess there'd be quite the uproar and the teacher would be run out of town on a rail.
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As a child I used to think my name was Jesus Christ my parents kept to telling me "Jesus Christ would you stop doing that!!"
It seems been a foreigner in Muslim country is a crime
I think we should all pull out of those countries and let them starve.....Now that's my sentence!!
It seems been a foreigner in Muslim country is a crime
I think we should all pull out of those countries and let them starve.....Now that's my sentence!!
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From: Medina, OH
Originally Posted by RENDERMAN,Nov 29 2007, 01:02 PM
As a child I used to think my name was Jesus Christ my parents kept to telling me "Jesus Christ would you stop doing that!!"
It seems been a foreigner in Muslim country is a crime I think we should all pull out of those countries and let them starve.....Now that's my sentence!!
It seems been a foreigner in Muslim country is a crime
I think we should all pull out of those countries and let them starve.....Now that's my sentence!!
Amen!BTW we must be related 'cause I had the same name.
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Originally Posted by RENDERMAN,Nov 29 2007, 01:02 PM
It seems been a foreigner in Muslim country is a crime I think we should all pull out of those countries and let them starve.....Now that's my sentence!!
I think we should all pull out of those countries and let them starve.....Now that's my sentence!!
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Originally Posted by mikegarrison,Nov 29 2007, 04:16 PM
"We" weren't there.
As an American, I cannot fathom such strict adherence to "laws" that are so loosely interpreted against something that was totally innocent.
cut off the $'s!
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Originally Posted by jukngene,Nov 29 2007, 01:22 PM
As an American, I cannot fathom such strict adherence to "laws" that are so loosely interpreted against something that was totally innocent.
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Originally Posted by mikegarrison,Nov 29 2007, 04:27 PM
As an American I can't fathom why some people think prayers in public schools are a good idea either. This is exactly the sort of place that leads to.
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Originally Posted by mikegarrison,Nov 29 2007, 04:27 PM
As an American I can't fathom why some people think prayers in public schools are a good idea either. This is exactly the sort of place that leads to.
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[QUOTE=Chris Stack,Nov 29 2007, 01:50 PM] I don't think we need prayer in schools, but if you think the desire for prayer in schools is analogous to BEATING a woman and death threats for "sacrilige" then you are either obtuse or pushing an agenda.