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Lynn v. Sekulow
Judge Crabb’s Right, You’re Wrong
By
Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Jay, I find your arguments regarding the National Day of Prayer decision highly unpersuasive, and quite frankly, wrong. First, our country does not have “a long history of recognizing the national day of prayer dating back to the late 1700’s,” as you claim. The National Day of Prayer was created by Congress less than 60…
Putting Health Care on Hold as Curriculum Questions Arise
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, I agree the polls on President’s health care reform plan are universally poor and I understand why most Americans believe the plan is not good for the economy and that we need to start over – an option that the President doesn’t want to seem to embrace. And there’s certainly more to discuss –…
It’s Heritage, Not Religion and while we’re at it . . . Merry Christmas!
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, Nice try. But, you’re not going to convince me that displaying our national motto or the words from the Pledge of Allegiance somehow constitute a government-sponsored religion. To the contrary, inclusion of these words in the Capitol Visitor Center in Washington simply reflects our Judeo-Christian heritage and does not represent “inaccurate history” as…
Capitol Visitor Center Is About the History of Government, Not Religion
By
Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Jay, It’s a shame the Freedom From Religion Foundation had to file this lawsuit at all. This should never have been an issue in the first place. The Capitol Visitor Center is a building dedicated to the history and importance of the Capitol Building and the legislature. This isn’t a historical church or a museum…
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