“We feel that Franklin Graham has every right to speak”

Published On: April 22, 2010|Categories: MRFF's Inbox|4 Comments on “We feel that Franklin Graham has every right to speak”|

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Dear Mikey Weinstein,
We feel that Franklin Graham has every right to speak at the Pentagon’s Natl. Day of Prayer program.
It is our right to prayer and our country was founded on Judeo-Christian rights. Our forefathers prayed at Congressional meetings and we want you to include Franklin Graham as the keynote speaker!
Thanks,
and God bless America,
(name withheld)

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  1. Bonnie April 23, 2010 at 4:30 pm

    How sad that Christians aren’t allowed to persue their beliefs. It seems that according to you, only non-Christians have the right to speak their minds. Christians are encouraged to keep silent to be accepted while other religions are encouraged to speak out. I don’t care about being politically correct. God Bless America! Organizations like yours are what is damaging our country. Franklin Graham should be allowed to speak & PRAY on a National Day of Prayer.

  2. DuckPhup April 24, 2010 at 11:09 am

    “It is our right to prayer and our country was founded on Judeo-Christian rights.”

    Hogwash. Rights like ‘freedom of speech’ and ‘freedom of religion’ are not ‘Judeo-Christian values’; rather, they are evil, non-canonical, heretical, blasphemous, Satanic ideals… along with other abominations, like ‘human rights’… that were hatched in the vile, diabolical, ‘Enlightenment’, and ‘Age of Reason’.

    “How sad that Christians aren’t allowed to persue their beliefs. It seems that according to you, only non-Christians have the right to speak their minds. Christians are encouraged to keep silent to be accepted while other religions are encouraged to speak out.”

    Bonnie… how sad that you are oblivious to what is going on around you. Everything that you have stated in those three sentences, above, are blatantly FALSE, and a gross misrepresentation of what is happening. And with respect to “Franklin Graham should be allowed to speak & PRAY on a National Day of Prayer”… there shouldn’t even BE a National Day of Prayer. It is clearly unconstitutional.

    “I am treated as evil by Christians, who claim that they are being persecuted because they are not allowed to force me to practice what they do.” ~ D. Dale Gulledge

  3. JA April 25, 2010 at 3:47 pm

    How dare you object and dis-invite Franklin Graham from prayer service at the Pentagon. Since when have Muslims taken over? This is America or have you forgotten? Franklin Graham was right on target with his Islam comments and has the right to say them. If I remember correctly freedom of speech is guaranteed under our first amendment. This country was founded on Christianity not Islam and should stay that way. Muslims are visitors here and if they don’t like it then they should return to their own country where decapitation in the name of Allah is a common practice, instead of mooching off our land. Or in my opinion, if they object, they can all burn in hell.

  4. Jackson April 26, 2010 at 10:18 pm

    Is there a way to hold a Christian worldview and express concerns about other worldviews without being castigated by Mikey Weinstein as a “cretin” as read in the Washington Post article about Franklin Graham. Is scathing rhetoric less reprehensible when its object is bigotry? It is ironic that diplomacy is appreciated over war but not over religious philosophical divides. Maybe Mikey Weinstein communicates so vehemently because as a military lawyer he is a hawk at heart.

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