One City Without God

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg will not reconsider his decision to exclude clergy from the ceremony marking 10 years since the Sept. 11 attacks, a spokesman said Friday.
The statement comes despite increased pressure from religious and conservative leaders who say that even though the mayor has not allowed clergy at other services, he should make an exception this time.
Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, said Americans "turned to God for solace" after the 2001 attacks, and clergy were intimately involved in helping the nation heal.


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RT: So much for the tolerance from the left.

How'd the right's tolerance for a Muslim Mosque near Ground Zero go?

WayneH wrote: How'd the right's tolerance for a Muslim Mosque near Ground Zero go?

Muhammad is proud of you.

I'm more concerned what God thinks of me, not some dead prophet.

And please, DON'T presume to speak for God.

WayneH wrote: I'm more concerned what God thinks of me, not some dead prophet.

And please, DON'T presume to speak for God.

I don't presume to speak for God, He has already spoken - it's called the Bible.....or in your case, koran.

So you believe the Koran is the word of God.... don't let your close-minded, knuckle-dragging friends on the right see that.

WayneH wrote: So you believe the Koran is the word of God.... don't let your close-minded, knuckle-dragging friends on the right see that.

Muhammad was not a prophet. koran was not inspired by God ...but a man.

residenttroll wrote: I don't presume to speak for God, He has already spoken - it's called the Bible.....or in your case, koran.

WayneH wrote:

residenttroll wrote: I don't presume to speak for God, He has already spoken - it's called the Bible.....or in your case, koran.

Stuttering?

So you believe the story of the zombie son of God and eating his flesh and drinking his blood?