"It's too late to pray for America. It's a sin to pray for America".
Who said this? No, not Saddam Hussein. Close, but, no, it's not Osama bin Laden.
Yep, that's right. It's Reverend Fred Phelps, of the Westboro Baptist Church.
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For now, though, I wanted to thank you for checking out my carnival promo post. I tend to make typos blogging - an escape from work where I seek ultimately unachievable perfection.
Might you find a spot for a promo post for the carnival? Are you still playing Blog Shares? I'd like to see you join the A Strategic Alliance Corporation.
Hope to see you return to The Gonzo Papers again soon.
Cheers!
yes, of course--prayer is a sinful act. riiiiiiight.
ReplyDeleteUh, Claire, I don't think it's the praying angle of this whole thing that looks ridiculous. Personally, the whole thing seemed to contradict everything I've ever learned about religion.
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