They Said What? (FFRF)

The secular school system is a puppet of atheists even though they claim to be neutral. Christian free speech is being attacked as most educators are trained at universities that have put God on the shelf and have accepted different forms of Marxism without God. How- ever, many Christian teachers have not bought into the system.
4 WINDS President Steve McConkey
Christian NewsWire, 11-2-15
The Bible means a lot to me, but I don’t want to get into speci cs. ... I wouldn’t want to get into it because to me that’s very personal. You know, when I talk about the Bible, it’s very personal, so I don’t want to get into verses. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, when asked by a Bloomberg Television reporter about his favorite passages in what he has said is his favorite book, the bible.
The Daily Beast, 10-30-15
We recognize the shortness of the hour, and that’s why we as a remnant want to be faithful in these days and do what it is that the Holy Spirit is speaking to each one of us, to be faithful in the Kingdom and to help bring in as many as we can — even among the Jews — share Jesus Christ with everyone that we possibly can because, again, He’s coming soon.
Michele Bachmann, the former pres- idential candidate and former con- gresswoman from Minnesota, trying to get Jews to convert to Christianity during a trip to Israel
New York Daily News, 11-8-15

On an eHarmony pro le reportedly belonging to Harpham, he described himself as a Christian, insurance sales- man and recovered alcoholic. He listed his family as the rst thing he’s “passionate about.” The second thing: “the incessant and endless task of ego destruction and working to seek, un- derstand, submit to, and apply God’s will in my life.”
Noah Jacob Harpham, who killed three people in Colorado Springs before be- ing killed by police on Oct. 31
New York Daily News, 11-2-15
I refuse. I at refuse, in America, to be forced into hiding as a Christian! Pastor Mike Welch of Bistineau Baptist Church,whowasupsetbecauseonSept. 24, the American Civil Liberties Union sent a warning to the Bossier Parish School Board stating that Airline High School principal Jason Rowland had en- gaged in a “pattern of religious prosely- tization.” Among other things, Rowland had sent out newsletters with religious messages and, over the school’s inter- com, urged students to “pray to the al- mighty God.” Airline High is a public school in Bossier Parish, La.
Slate.com, 11-2-15
The Court’s awed wall-of-separation jurisprudence has kept religion out of the public square and fed the idea that religion is a private matter to be practiced within the con nes of one’s church or home. Legal and social pres- sure have taken their toll, and the re- sults are stark:

No new Ten Commandments dis- plays — or even Christmas or Ha- nukkah displays — unless carefully secularized;
A widespread prejudice in many quarters against public of cials talking about God or about their beliefs in public;
And even the crusade every Decem- ber to replace the phrase Merry Christ- mas with Happy Holidays.
Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah
A speech given on 11-4-15
Any president who doesn’t begin every day on his knees isn’t t to be com- mander-in-chief of this nation. Presidential candidate Ted Cruz, when asked if religion was an important quality for a president
11-9-15 from “Freedom 2015: National Re- ligious Liberties Conference”

“For tens of millions of parents it would be better that a millstone be hung around their children’s neck and they be drowned at the bottom of the sea” than reading JK Rowling’s Harry Potter books.
Pastor Kevin Swanson, speaking at the National Religious Liberties Conference 11-7-15
People of faith make better leaders. Faith gives us humility.
Presidential aspirant Carly Fiorina, speaking at the Presidential Family Fo- rum, Des Moines, Iowa
11-20-15
There is no meaningful risk of Chris- tians committing acts of terror.
Ted Cruz, on possibly allowing Syrian refugees into the U.S. as long as they are Christian and not Muslim
11-15-15
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