For shame!!!
It seems that the ACLU has become the grinch that would steal Christmas, certainly one of the oldest and most revered of the traditions of these United States with the celebration of the birth of Jesus and the advent of Christianity.
They decry the observance of the holiday in our schools with the singing of carols, the skits, the decorations, the atmosphere of well-being which have become an integral part of of becoming an adult citizen instilled with the faith and hope which which have helped the nation to evolve.
And in our communities, villages to metropolitan cities, they rail and attempt to outlaw the decorations, the creches, the gatherings and other observaances which annually serve to enhance that feeling of peace and goodwill to all.
Now, certainly, as an ally for the causes of the Godless secularist misfits in our society, the ACLU, once a respected spokesman for civil rights, has shamefully sunk to the depths of incivility.
Friday, November 18, 2005
Sunday, May 08, 2005
Thought on Mothers' Day
I have pity for and a distinct dislike of those who espouse secularism and would erase God or any higher power from our consciousness, leaving each as mere mortals.
Saturday, January 22, 2005
Vindication
Goodness, Gracious!!!
What a relief it was. In the most recent celebration of the existence of this great nation, the inauguration of President George Bush, there was a paucity of negative reaction over the presence of God.
He was invoked in thankfulness for His help, in appeals for His further blessings. The President spoke his oath on the Bible, no less. Prayers to the Deity were offered on numerous occasions by a variety of spokesmen. The atmosphere was definitely spiritual and uplifting.
So where were the naysayers, the agnostics, the secularists with their usual loud protests which were so notably obvious in their absence? Even the hypocritical ACLU was unusually silent, letting the Lord's presence permeate throughout such a government setting.
It seemed to be a significant triumph for we believers over those who would rewrite the history and alter the traditional culture of this great nation formed under the aegis of the Almighty. Blessed are we still.
What a relief it was. In the most recent celebration of the existence of this great nation, the inauguration of President George Bush, there was a paucity of negative reaction over the presence of God.
He was invoked in thankfulness for His help, in appeals for His further blessings. The President spoke his oath on the Bible, no less. Prayers to the Deity were offered on numerous occasions by a variety of spokesmen. The atmosphere was definitely spiritual and uplifting.
So where were the naysayers, the agnostics, the secularists with their usual loud protests which were so notably obvious in their absence? Even the hypocritical ACLU was unusually silent, letting the Lord's presence permeate throughout such a government setting.
It seemed to be a significant triumph for we believers over those who would rewrite the history and alter the traditional culture of this great nation formed under the aegis of the Almighty. Blessed are we still.
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