The Call

[ClydeR]

This is going to be even bigger than Glenn Beck's Restoring Honor rally. Tomorrow, hundreds of millions of Christians from all over the nation will descend on Sacramento for The Call (http://www.thecall.com/Groups/1000057357/TheCall/ezekiel2230/Sacramento/Sacramento.aspx).

You must watch these two trailers. If you do, you'll definitely drop all your plans and go.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vt0DOEBwaDg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYQHgzkv5Zc

Mike Huckabee (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kwp_wRiYipA), Pat Robertson (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpainZhBWeI) and Tony Perkins (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmCsDHvmRf8) have all endorsed it.

I wish I could go. I was already packing, but then I looked at a map and realized I would have to drive across Arizona, which is way too dangerous these days with all the beheadings and kidnappings.

[Warriorbird]

Engle's fucking creepy. He'd fit right in with radical Islam.

[Ardwen]

Ya do know there arent actually hundreds of millions of Christians in America right

[ClydeR]

In addition to it main mission, which was a great success, The Call also helped raise awareness of the next big thing we will work on as soon as we finish protecting marriage.

The next big thing will be grownups who play video games. We all know that's a sin, but there are so many other issues that we seldom take time to scold people for it or pass laws stopping it. That will soon change.


Summoned by conservative Christian leaders from around the country, thousands gathered on the west steps of the Capitol on Saturday for 12 hours of solemn prayer, gospel and Christian rock – and repeated calls to end abortion and gay marriage.

Much of the day was devoted to speeches about God, love and morality, but there was considerable blurring of the line between religion and politics. Among the speakers was Tony Perkins, a leader of the religious right and head of the Washington lobbying group the Family Research Council.

Perkins railed against U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker for overturning Proposition 8, California's ban on same-sex marriage. He said Walker's ruling diminished the legal rights of religious people opposed to gay marriage.

More... (http://www.sacbee.com/2010/09/05/3006787/conservative-christian-rally-at.html)


Speakers decried what they called the rampant immorality sweeping America. The crowd was asked to pray for women who'd had abortions, clergy addicted to pornography, bisexual women – even middle-aged men who play video games.

[Warriorbird]

LOL

[Drew]

Ya do know there arent actually hundreds of millions of Christians in America right

According to Gallup 77% of Americans are Christian. There is a bit over 300 million people in America. Let's do 300 million for ease of math:

77% of 300 million = 231 million.