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What say you?
I totally agree with you. We can still observe a National Day of Prayer without the official calendar date telling us so and I’m sure many of us will.
However, I also say let us ban Mothers Day and Father’s Day also. There are a lot of us who do not have mothers and fathers to honor. I mean how ridiculous is this suit and I hope a higher court reverses Judge Crabb’s decision.
The government does not force anyone to observe this celebration, just like it does not force people to observe Christmas or Easter, and as far as I know, no government funds go to support this day. I could be wrong on that point, but I’ve not heard of any.
The Constitution says: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion. The National Day of Prayer is not establishing a religion.
I guess I’m just sick and tired of atheists taking our rights away. We don’t step on their rights as atheists and I don’t appreciate them stepping on mine.