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Comment by Trish E. Harmon on October 7, 2011 at 3:48am

Thank goodness, I am not alone! LOL!

Comment by Karlie Mason on September 5, 2011 at 9:47pm

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Comment by Ken Hughes on July 24, 2011 at 8:24am

Our "Texas Prayer Leader", otherwise known as the governor, called for a state-wide prayer for rain.  This year Texas has received only 6-inches of rain and we're in an extended drought.  One result is hay prices are going through the roof and hay is being hauled in from other states.  Then the bible-pounder himself is the main organizer for an unconstitutional prayer state assembly in Austin for prayers to jesse's crap for the nation.

Yet no one of any notoriety has dared to call the governor out on his clearly failed rain prayer; however, if he had performed a Comanche Rain Dance, that would also fail of course, all the media would be on his case for acting crazy.

WTF's the difference, one's as idiotic and doomed to failure as the other!

Sitting and waiting for the Mother Ship to beam me up from all this crapola seemingly centered on
Texas.

Comment by Ken Hughes on May 18, 2011 at 5:53pm

Religious organizations, by their holy "charter", for lack of a more descriptive term, and I America one can suppose they have some, perhaps tenuous connection to jesse's crap are supposed to always assist the poor and hungry rather than invest by far the bulk into their edifices and impressive sanctuaries.  Something about a rich man's ability of getting into heaven being analogous to a camel's inability to pass through the "eye of a needle" or words to that effect in any case.

 

Many times I have wished to be filthy rich so that when I see a case of a family or woman having an extremely difficult time or loosing everything to a disaster I could anonymously write a check to make them whole again; nothing would please me more than that single ability and it pains me to know there's no ef-fin possible way.

Comment by Kaleigh Snow Breedlove on May 18, 2011 at 5:40pm

Ken, you mean like helping all the people they are praying for by doing real things to help, like providing clothes to the hungry, clothes for the poor, medical treatment to the sick, etc???

Comment by Ken Hughes on March 29, 2011 at 12:18pm

Thanks Nolan, I wasn't aware of that fact or practice, but I'm hardly surprised, even by our religion-infested government allowing it to happen.  I agree with no tax regarding the sanctuary, but not a penny on any and all other property.  Every church or religion-related building is a drag on taxes and a waste of real estate and floor space that could be put to much better and more profitable uses.

Comment by Nolan Warner on March 29, 2011 at 10:47am

As a commentary on my friend Ken Hughes and his comments about the tax dodge known as religion, I will go one better.   Several churches around the country have been leasing steeple space or other high points on their churches to the mobile phone and other wireless companies as a source of revenue without paying taxes on the monthly income they recieve.  These are for profit enterprises using their property and paying for the priviiledge but the church pays no income taxes on the revenue.  Sweet deal huh!?!?

Comment by Ken Hughes on March 25, 2011 at 8:28pm

Churches and religion: The single largest real estate and tax-avoidance scam in the history of man.

Comment by Chuck VonDerAhe on March 25, 2011 at 7:44pm

@Michael, I'll see your 6 and raise you 2.... Mobile, AL
Think of all of those lost property tax dollars. Nevermind...
We just pay more to make up for it.
So proud to support my local churches.

Comment by Michael C. on March 25, 2011 at 7:37pm

I'm in central alabama, and have at least 6 churches within a one mile radius of my house. I'M SURROUNDED!!!!!!

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