Phil Robertson of Duck Dynasty fame recently hit a raw liberal nerve when he called out atheists on their world view. But is what he said more terrible than anything you’ve heard on TV? Alfonzo Rachel doesn’t think so, and comes to the defense of Commander Phil in this edition of “Zonation” on PJTV.
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Alfonzo Rachel makes no excuse for being terse. He says atheists hate the Pledge of Allegiance, but still use it to force atheism on others.
“Atheists aren’t being ostracized and bullied,” says Rachel. “Actually, aren’t you atheists using the heavy hand of the state to infringe more and more upon the first right of the First Amendment? I don’t recall hearing about people going around suing others to make them say ‘under God’ in the Pledge of Allegiance or sue anybody to say the Pledge of Allegiance at all.” Check out the rest of Rachel’s rant in this edition of “Zonation” on PJTV.
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PJTV Member Hambone2 wants to know if a conservative can be an atheist. Andrew Klavan and Bill Whittle toss this issue back and forth, and their answers may surprise you. Find out what they have to say on this episode of Klavan & Whittle.
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Atheists and leftists be warned, the Christians of America are here to stay. Wild Bill for America preaches for the faithful.
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It wasn’t particularly shocking when the Democrats scrubbed all references to God from the party platform this summer. If ever a party stood for amorality and atheism, it’s the modern-day Democrats. But now that the Daughters of the American Revolution are following suit, that’s a sure sign that political correctness is running roughshod over Christianity.
The DAR even removed “America the Beautiful” from the group’s official documents because it mentions God. Henceforth, perhaps the acronym DAR should stand for “Damsels Against Religion.” H/T iOwnTheWorld
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Joe Dan Gorman, Special Agent Man, delivers an impassioned defense of Christianity and the Bible — one of the oldest, and most hallowed of all books ever written — but one increasingly under attack from a phalanx of angry atheists, skeptical scientists and power-hungry, secular politicians. Regardless of your religious views, this is one of Joe Dan’s more thought-provoking Intellectual Frog Legs.
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Militant atheist John Wolff files a grievance with the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission, complaining about a Lancaster County restaurant offering a discount for diners who present a church bulletin on Sundays. Joining Wolff in his discrimination charge against Prudhomme’s Lost Cajun Kitchen: The Freedom from Religion Foundation, a Wisconsin-based outfit claiming to represent some 17,000 atheists, freethinkers, agnostics and skeptics. Up next, look for Wolff and the FFRF to demand that Prudhomme’s add Devil’s Food Cake to its menu and black out its TV sets except when Real Time with Bill Maher comes on the air. In short, these aren’t freethinkers, but hypocritical brownshirts wanting to stamp out everyone’s beliefs except their own.
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