The Navy Chaplain

This is how bad the liberal agenda and politically correct crapola has permeated our country. "The Navy recently hired an atheist chaplain. America's military men and women deserve the right tools to do the job we've asked them to do. They don't need fake tools. And that includes being given fake chaplains.

The fireworks are over, the smoke has cleared -- here's how it ended."

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Chaz Stevens and his satanic monument

A Florida pastor has warned that a Satanic monument that will be on display during the Christmas season in Boca Raton is essentially a "welcome mat for Satan" and vowed to take it down with a sledgehammer.

Chaz Stevens says he just believes in the separation of church and state...he's no satanist just an atheist. Right.

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The Jokester Atheist/Satanist

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Chaz Stevens now wants to install an upside down cross in Hallendale at their City Hall with an inscription that says, "In Satan we trust; all others pay cash."  We definitely know that Satan is an idiot. Some of the commissioners suggest allowing him to do it; others are afraid of a lawsuit.

According to Christian tradition, Peter was crucified in Rome under Emperor Nero Augustus Caesar. It is traditionally held that he was crucified upside down at his own request, since he saw himself unworthy to be crucified in the same way as Jesus. Wikipedia

 Read about the Jokester who is mocking every municipality regarding invocations. And I say to Hallendale, let the jokester do it as the upside-down cross is a symbol of Christianity too.

Chaz Stevens on a Crusade

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Get a life!

Read what the atheist is up to now.

Next, he will be challenging "In God we trust" on our currency. Several years ago, the appearance of "In God We Trust" on our money was challenged in the federal courts. The challenge was rejected by the lower federal courts, and the Supreme Court of the United States declined to review the case.

Chaz Stevens' "stick religion in your eye" Festivus Pole back at Florida state Capitol

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Chaz Stevens, the man who was instrumental in getting our city commission to bow down and kiss his butt and change procedure for invocations, is back at our state capitol in Tallahassee with his Festivus pole. This guy is one angry man who wants to shove his pole down every Christians' throat. It's silly, really. But what the hey; it's free speech.

This year the pole has a different design as he's angry about those people who believe that marriage is between a man and a woman. He's pissed off actually and he says his new design is "meant to rebut religious activists' opposition to the Supreme Court's decision this year legalizing same-sex marriage."

He believes in free speech and expression when it comes to himself but not for anyone else who disagrees. 

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Chaz Stevens - The Atheist - Lake Worth hears from his lawyer

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The City of Lake Worth has written Chaz Stevens informing him of the new policy on invocations. Mr. Stevens already threaten to sue if he did not get in the invocation rotation.  Stevens' lawyer wrote them back and the lawyer sounds about as steadfast (trying to be kind here) as his client in this matter. Chaz Stevens had previously intimated that a suit would be following. The tone of his lawyer's letter is, to be frank, wise guy New York style.

Here is the last part of their response to the city:

I believe it is entire (sic) fair to say that the possibility of any commissioner giving an invocation, or having the unilateral authority to nominate an individual to perform that function, grossly and blatantly flies in the face of the Constitution and is prohibited.

 It would appear that in its hurried attempt to tap dance away from my client, and to adhere to Greece v. Galloway, the City of Lake Worth has stepped into a pile of Engel v. Vitale under your watch.

At the moment, that’s a (sic) much of your homework that I care to do for you.

Yours

Thomas H. Wright III, Esq.

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