Constitutionality of National Day of Prayer?

You could try with another picture. I think I have an idea what you mean though... I'm guessing from what I remember in class (a good two montsh ago) that it would probably look like the one above, but with a bunch more little wiggles attached to the big wiggles, and they start close together, come apart, then back together, right?

I'm guessing from what I remember in class (a good two montsh ago) that it would probably look like the one above, but with a bunch more little wiggles attached to the big wiggles, and they start close together, come apart, then back together, right?

Yep. I don't have a picture handy at the moment but it sounds like you know what I'm talking about.

but it sounds like you know what I'm talking about.

ITT: Miracles

Well, when you have three science classes, and can't afford to fail any more, you do seem to learn a few things.

ITT: Miracles

ITT: rofls and pancakes

Ooo, now I'm hungry.

I can guarantee you eventually (and probably soon, from the look of things) there will be some sort of anti-religion revolution.

I tend to believe the extremely religious would want this to occur near 2012 considering all of the prophecies and biblicial significance, but it won't happen. There won't be an anti-religion revolution, no, the 'greatest-generation' folks are starting to die out, and once they're all gone, the base of the ignorance movement is going to be demolished.

Unless, of course, you look around. Alot of young people - believe it or not - are becoming highly religious. My guess is, they have kids. Those kids are raised religious. It builds back to the normal thing. Or, in other worlds, the wiggles meet up in the middle.
And quite honestly, I don't think anyone, religious or not, who has any brains believes in 2012. Yeah, nine different psychics, callenders, fortune telling toys, etc. all point at it, but it's definately a bunch of crap.

I tend to believe the extremely religious would want this to occur near 2012 considering all of the prophecies and biblicial significance, but it won't happen. There won't be an anti-religion revolution, no, the 'greatest-generation' folks are starting to die out, and once they're all gone, the base of the ignorance movement is going to be demolished.

I agree with what you're saying, I think we're just disagreeing on a minor point. I would agree that religion is going to die over time (and I believe it already is.) I just think the signs are pointing toward a big crash coming, rather than the expected steady fall. It seems to me like people are finally starting to question their "authorities" more frequently, and the more people who join the side of rationality, the more people you have realizing the evil behind religion. The more people who realize that religion is evil, the more likely there will be a revolution of sorts.

I don't think it is necessarily just toward religion, either. I think individuals are starting to realize that they can think as individuals rather than listen to Gods and Saints. But I think it has worldly roots as well with government. We're hearing more and more about corrupt politicians, corrupt cops, fucked up tax laws and stupid laws in general (like drug laws).

Change is coming, in one way or another, that fact is unavoidable.