I was doing some opposition research on the Christian right when I

[alfredo]

found this article from Oct 1989. Look to see how much is now part of bush's agenda for America.

http://www.religion-online.org/showarticle.asp?title=234


The Reconstructionist call is not for a republic neutral toward religion. The First Amendment’s establishment clause would be an early casualty.

[Solly Mack]

1. Yes, they've been at it awhile

[rlev1223]

2. I just watched a John Hagee ministry show.....

I catch it as often as I can, just for the pure showbiz, plus belligerence, of it.

Today, he was bragging about hanging with Condi Rice...and this guy is a serious apocolyptic.

Dark days coming.....

[OutsourceBush]

3. these are the same a$$ h*les that own all of the voting machine companies

[Ian David]

4. Join Preacherwatch

Help the Secular Coalition PreacherWatch!
http://www.secular.org/preacher.html

Write the FCC

Why this campaign? TV preachers, or "televangelists," are getting a free ride from television providers. All day, every day they receive exclusive access to their own television channels. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) policy requires that these free access channels be granted to educational programmers. The Secular Coalition for America has filed an FCC complaint against the nation's largest satellite provider, DIRECTV, arguing that televangelists should not be taking up air time intended for distance learning and the arts. To help support our complaint, we are asking you to assist us by collecting data about the shows aired on religious broadcasting channels.

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[alfredo]

5. Thanks for the link. What I found interesting was seeing the

bookmarked it.

[Karenina]

6. BINGO!

[alfredo]

7. Is that the answer to the question:

what has 56 balls and screws little old ladies?