Subject: Re: [LPNY DISCUSS] under god
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 12:50:34 -0500
To:        <lpny_discuss@yahoogroups.com>
From:     Bob Armstrong <bob@cosy.com>

 Damn , Greg , you're getting more logical more of the time 
 all the time .

 Good point !

On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 14:12:48 -0000, greghevia wrote:
>=A0I have been very impressed by Newdow, mostly because I had=
 given him
>=A0a snowball's chance in hell's hottest volcano. But what I am
>=A0dissappointed in is that he hasn't brought up the word 'under'=
 to
>=A0strengthen his case. =A0 =A0Think of the term 'under god', what=
 does that
>=A0mean? 'Beneath God', 'Subservient to god'. =A0Even if the=
 Supremes can
>=A0get by by saying that 'under god' isn't a prayer, the use of=
 the
>=A0word 'under' should be enough to indicate that the phrase means=
 that
>=A0humans are subservent to the deity, therefore contrasting with
>=A0atheist beliefs and supporting religion through gov't.
>
>
>=A0--- In lpny_discuss@yahoogroups.com, Bob Armstrong=
 <bob@c...>=A0wrote:
>=A0>=A0I saw Newdow on C-SPAN . He is a great voice of logic .
>=A0>=A0I've ceased expecting ANY intellectual integrity from this=
 court .
>=A0>
>=A0>=A0They won't stand up to the Theist pols .
>=A0>=A0Are you offering to bet that they will ?
>=A0>
>=A0>=A0On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 14:57:11 -0500, G Triest wrote:
>=A0>=A0>=A0Newdow is soo good. He makes me completely envious of his=
 public
>=A0oratory
>=A0>=A0>=A0skills.
>=A0>=A0>=A0He struck a home run on his fact, law and mostly his
>=A0presentation. He is
>=A0>=A0>=A0a genious, handling things on the fly and even acheiving=
 an
>=A0unheard of
>=A0>=A0>=A0applause from the court audience. Amazing.
>=A0>=A0>
>=A0>=A0>=A0This is such a hot topic, its hard to determine whether the=
 court
>=A0will
>=A0>=A0>=A0rule conclusively or waffle.
>=A0>=A0>=A0I would take bets on whether he wins on the merits or not=
 ;-)
>=A0>=A0>
>=A0>=A0>=A0Gary T.

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