Warren, Obama, and all the people it ****** off

[ImWithStupid]

Perhaps you should read to me where I said that it said that in the constitution.

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

So tell me how that applies to the Presidential inaugeration.

Seems to me it only applies to Congress making laws establishing a religion or preventing someone like Pastor Warren or President-elect Obama from practicing any religion they want to, and say so anywhere as long as it's peacably.

It doesn't seem that Congress has made any law by having this reading.

 

[hugo]

do you have a better explanation?
I know if that were me, ii would want the person that has actually been my spiritual advisor, my spiritual teacher, my spiritual leader to be the one to do the inaugural prayer. Not some guy i have only met a few times...

That's because ya ain't a politician. I'd pick Billy Graham, everyone likes him.

 

[wez]

So tell me how that applies to the Presidential inaugeration.

I'd rather just tell you to shut the **** up..

 

[Ahhlee]

Freedom of Religion - he can have his inaugaration blessed by whomever he **** well pleases. If he doesn't want a prayer said, he doesn't have to.

Live and let live.