Rick Warren's Invocation: Final Take

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Thank you pastor for standing firm to what is true, particularly in times of perversion and immorality in the name of freedom. So, understanding US history in the light of its past and the Bible - it calls for a conscious decision to "...love what is right..." and on this aspects, the gays and atheist can never be right.They should be grateful to the American pioneers experiences of religious persecutions that their rights to be who they are are is gauranteed even if what they are doing is wrong. They hate a country that is willing to defend their rights with his/her resources, irregardless of who is right or wrong, just make all free.
*** But the lesson they have to realize, the majority who believes in God has the inalienable right to invoke God, who made USA great - So keep believing and saying IN GOD WE TRUST.
*** By the way I am a Filipino...

Cyrus 12:20AM January 28, 2009

If that was inclusive, I'd hate to see sectarian!

charles pervo of OH 2:57PM January 26, 2009

That a Christian pastor would consider NOT uttering the word Jesus to appease the audience. How far we have fallen, when a nation founded on Judeo-Christian values would stoop to leave God somewhere else.

Penny of MD 11:36AM January 24, 2009