America

[Cure of Ars]

I agree with Ash Wednesday. When I say separation of Church and State I mean that the US is not run by any one religion. This does not mean that the State can not use Judeo-Christian morality, in fact it has to if the republic is going to last.

God Bless

[Cure of Ars]

One more thought, it seems that most of the debates and apologetics are directed to our Protestant brothers. The truth is that we are not loosing as many souls to the Protestant as we are to the Secularist. We should be spending more time in showing the empty promises of secularism, in my opinion.

[Ash Wednesday]

Wow, good point. Word.

[crusader1234]

Canada, technically, is under full control of the Anglican church. :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r:

Also, I find Michael Moore -although sometimes a bit stupid- something the United States needs. If only he would do for the Pro-Life cause that he is about to do for the Pro-Peace cause. I think this man is sort of a modern day hero in a bizzare sense.

Edited June 7, 2004 by crusader1234

[Livin_the_MASS]

Pray before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament!

Thats what this world needs!

Pax

[MC Just]

[quote name='Jason' date='Jun 6 2004, 11:49 PM'] Pray before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament!

Thats what this world needs!

Pax [/quote]
Amen to that!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Quietfire]

Actually, I dont think I have ever seen any work by Michael Moore. I saw him on the Oscars and that was about it. So I am lost on that part of this thread.

But on the other points, I am well agreed with. I think too many Americans view our rights as Freedom [b]from[/b], as opposed to Freedom [b]of[/b].

I was raised differently I guess. Really old school. God comes first, [b]THEN[/b] everything else.

Peace.

[Cure of Ars]

I really don’t know much about Michael Moore. But he sounds a lot like the liberal equivalent to Rush Limbaugh.