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Always Faithful
Our nation didn't get where it is today without a belief in the things of God. And nobody knew it better than Ike Eisenhower, who strongly recommended and won the phrase "under God" into the Pledge of Allegiance, right after "One Nation," may God rest his beautiful soul who so loved the black man's contributions in WWII for courage and strength that he saw to it that black children would be integrated, starting in Little Rock, Arkansas, on in 1954, following his election in 1952.I should talk, but from this fundamental Christian's POV, it's death.
Yet, I've heard...
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J. Robert Oppenheimer Father of Atomic Bomb and celebrity atheist
I don't know. What do you think?
I'm not positive, but my answer would be death while Christians fear God.
Atheists may look at death like this.
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What the heck, we're all gonna die due to Adam's sin and Satan.
Still, the atheists believe...
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"christians FEAR god"
so the only reason you don't kill, steal, lie and cheat is because you FEAR god?
actually you don't fear god, you fear what god will do to you if you don't tow the line....
which makes me ask......if you fear what god will do to you if you lie, cheat, kill and steal why do you lie, cheat, kill and steal?
perhaps you don't really fear god at all.....
"Civil Rights: Little Rock Integration Crisis On May 17, 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Brown vs. Topeka Board of Education that segregated schools are "inherently unequal." In September 1957, as a result of that ruling, nine African-American students enrolled at Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas." Civil Rights: Little Rock Integration Crisis | Eisenhower Presidential Library, KS
I have a clear memory of seeing Ike's huge picture on a newspaper I brought into the house when I found it in the mailbox, and asked my mother who he was, and why was his picture on the front page of the paper. My memory (which could be faulty) recollects a color picture of the President-elect, and mom explained that everybody was proud of Dwight D. Eisenhower because he was responsible for beating the Nazis of Germany, and then the war was over, because all the soldiers (including my dad) came home. I remember meetint Dad when I was 4 years old, when he also came home from the Korean War. I don't know what his skills were, but again at the age of 8, our whole family spent a year in San Antonio on a base, and then we were flown to Alaska, where Dad served his country some more. I saw a moose, and we learned leather crafts all winter. And baby, it was cold outside!