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A Goode Opportunity Exclusive to STR December 26, 2006 Virgil
Goode, a
representative
to the US
Congress from
Virginia, is
upset because
Keith Ellison,
who is a
Congressman-elect
from Minnesota,
is a Muslim and
is going to use
the Koran
instead of the
Bible when
he’s sworn in
as a new
Congressman.
Even though the
ceremony that
the “holy
books” are
used in is an
unofficial
ceremony
intended mostly
as a photo-op,
Goode is still
upset. He
sees the Koran
as a threat to
his Bible and to
Christian
America. And
there are other
“holy”
passages that
demand
subservience
from individuals
to governments,
such as the
famous one where
Jesus tells the
people to pay
their government
taxes by saying,
“. . . render
to Caesar the
things that are
Caesar’s . . .
.” The
government goes
hand in hand
with the
“revealed”
religions! Robert Johnson is a paralegal and a freelance writer in Florida. He was raised Roman Catholic, but after reading Thomas Paine's The Age of Reason, he became a Deist. In 1993 he founded the World Union of Deists and in 1996 he launched the first web site devoted to Deism, www.deism.com. He is listed in Who's Who in Hell. |