Isn't it time we all vote and try to pass into law a National Day of Islamic Prayer?
Huh? No? Scoff, scoff? You don't agree?
How would you propose to not allow a National Day of Islamic Prayer becoming law?
Here is the Christian response:
Errr... errr.... errr....
Oh yeah... let's see, let me sort through the U.S. Constitution. Normally, we would dismiss the U.S. Constitution when it comes to passing laws promoting Christianity into US law but we do have our standards.
We don't want other religions made into US law. However, we will fight and scream when Christianity is not made into law. We will not have a National Day of Islamic Prayer. No, NEVER!
The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof"
Errrr.... errrr... that's it. The wall of separation of church and state protects us from the evil of Islam.
We have to make sure there is not a National Day of Islamic Prayer.
The wall of separation of church and state protects us from a National Day of Buddhist Prayer, also.
And... the wall of separation of church and state protects us from a National Day of Jewish Prayer.
And... the wall of separation of church and state protects us from a National Day of Hindu Prayer.
And, god forbid, the wall of separation of church and state protects us from a National Day of Satanic Prayer.
However, as Christians, we want a National Day of Prayer. It's code for National Day of Christian Prayer. And the movement to try to Christianize America.
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