American Family Assoc.: "No More Mosques, Period"

Anderson Cooper 360, with Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN, 8-16-2010

Bryan Fischer of American Family Association (AFA)

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[Jcw110688]

Its official, I found someone I dislike more than Bill O'reilly

[RebelWrestler45]

@revhowardgoss It's not true, you've just brought out a classic David Barton argument; you're done. There is a reason that Christianity is never referenced in the Constitution, and religion is only mentioned in exclusionary terms. It is interesting that you bring up Ben Franklin, because he was definitely NOT a Christian; the founding fathers established a purely secular state, because they knew that only a secular government could provide freedom of and freedom from religion.

[jfsfrnd]

@revhowardgoss ''swallowing the garbage the secularists spew out''

What like the original letters and documents of the founders correctly cited?

[jfsfrnd]

@revhowardgoss Who is telling who to get an education? What degree to you have by listening to David Barton's lies?

[claton95]

This man is a fascist

[Owfjajae]

Bryan Fischer,, thank you sir!!! It is amazing how people just can't see the obvious!!! Any ideology is ok as long at it doesn't interfere with our way of life in America. Christianity is really the only ideology that protects the rights of all.

[revhowardgoss]

@RebelWrestler45 You were done before you started, nitwit. You have to ignore a mountain of contrary evidence to hold your view. Your claims are without merit. Go get an education instead of swallowing the garbage the secularists spew out.

[revhowardgoss]

@RebelWrestler45 For your information, the very concept of three branches of government came from the Bible. Are you going to declare that unconstitutional? During the Constitutional Convention, Ben Franklin recommended they stop and invoke God's assistance in hammering out their difficulties. I guess he was being unconstitutional. And there are MANY more instances recorded where the framers didn't have you around to correct them, and they leaned heavily on Scripture to guide them.

[revhowardgoss]

@RebelWrestler45 No, it doesn't. The Supreme Court is NOT the law of the land. The Constitution is. The Supreme Court is so far off track it's not debatable. The Supreme Court is a million miles from where it was intended to be by the framers. Now you trot out the old "sky daddy" quip. You idiots use each others worn out insults and think it makes you look intelligent. It makes you a parrot, not able to even come up with your own insults. Pathetic. You have no clue.

[RebelWrestler45]

@revhowardgoss You really need to look up USSC cases regarding the 1st Amendment; "establishment" includes the promotion of any religious ideology through legislation. Morality does not come from religion; and our laws against theft and murder are not instituted "because sky daddy's book says they're bad". Legislation must have a rational basis; and "because the Bible tells me so" is not only Unconstitutional, it's just plain stupid.

[revhowardgoss]

@RebelWrestler45 No, pal, it doesn't. The amendment says,'Congress shall make NO LAW regarding the ESTABLISHMENT OF RELIGION. That simply means Congress cannot establish an official national church and require you by law to belong. THAT'S ALL IT MEANS. And when you get through bloviating, that will STILL be all it means. To say religious ideology can't be the basis of legislation is hogwash. If that were so, you couldn't even have a law against stealing.