Posted by NCWayne on January 28, 2009 at 19:23:07 from (24.172.56.198):
In Reply to: Aww geez guys... posted by Pete76NY on January 28, 2009 at 17:23:09:
Hey Pete, other than the line saying "My Bible and My Bill of Rights....." I still see nothing on this site even remotely related to religion. Beyond that the fact is that one of the things this country was founded on was our religious freedoms. This goes back to the days of the Pilgrims and whether someone is Baptist, Catholic, Lutherin, athiest, or whatever we all have equal oportunity to practice as we see fit. Like I said this is all about us all being true Americans and taking back the "God" given right to feel whatever we feel, and practice whatever religion we want or don't want to, and be free Americans. Basically we all have the right to exercise our rights given in the Bill of Rights. If there is anymore question about the site simply clickon the "about us" link and read the following statement.......... " Born Again American is committed to the rebirth and re-expression of citizenship through informed and thoughtful activism. It is an initiative of Declare Yourself, a national non-partisan, non-profit (501(c)3) organization dedicated to increasing young voter participation and civic involvement. Declare Yourself�s on-line voter registration tool has been used by almost four million people since 2004. Declare Yourself grew out of the 2003�s Declaration of Independence Road Trip that toured an original 1776 copy of the Declaration to schools, town halls, and other locations all over the country.
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