Comments on: We Told You! This Is A Christian Nation!

By: Eddie Pittman

Eddie Pittman — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 05:35:07 +0000

The real question: does the license plate matter! Will it make you believe in the religion? Will it make you doubt your own religion? Nothing should shake your faith! If you believe aliens from mars planted seeds to produce earth, they should make a license plate for that! It does not matter! It only comes down to one point: people will think what they want, when they want; and if they wish to express their ideas by displaying a simple license plate, let them. It is only your doubt in your own faith that disturbs you when viewing it!

By: Ted Goas

Ted Goas — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 01:53:47 +0000

Hey! We’re from New Jersey! Haha, I am serious but you are right: we’re nuts when it comes to driving.

By: PhillyChief

PhillyChief — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 01:50:12 +0000

The only good thing about this is you know right away which cars to avoid on the road, and you might be able to spot this thing from further away than one of those stupid fish. It’s like seeing a New Jersey plate, you just get the hell away from them because they’re nuts.

By: john brian murie

john brian murie — Tue, 13 May 2008 09:05:08 +0000

There’s a weird Church group of here by the name of ” Exclusive Brethren ” . They themselves are forbidden to Vote for a Political Party , Yet they the Exclusive Brethren were handing out pamphlets in support of Prime Minister John Howard because they believe that John Howard and the Liberal Party were chosen by God to hasten the coming of ARMAGEDDON . They were n’t happy when the Labour Party won the 2007 Election for they believe that Labour’s Policies are delaying the Messiah’s return .. There are absolutely crazy who teach their children that unless you are a Believer and Doer of the Exclusive Brethren Doctrine then you will go to hell .. I myself hate Sunday School as I was forced to go when I was Five years old and was always being told by the Grown Ups of the Baptist Church that I was a wrong doer and I better change or I too will go to hell to suffer lots of burning . The Churches are nothing more than Physcalogical Terrorists

By: john brian murie

john brian murie — Tue, 13 May 2008 08:40:21 +0000

Hello Ted . Danny Nahlia is from Sri Lanka or India . Him and his flock were telling people outside of the Austrlian Parliment House in the Territory of Canberra that the End of Days is very near , I think he also goes on about the ” Rapture ” .. The Politicians over here in Australia realized about a Decade ago that the ” Church Vote ” could have enough marginal swing to win an Election . So the Poly’s started attending Revivial Church Centres where there was lots of first time new voters in the form YOUTH .. Bloody Wankers .

By: Ted Goas

Ted Goas — Sat, 10 May 2008 04:38:45 +0000

John, I agree that we must keep religion out of politics.

I googled the name ‘Danny Nahlia’ to get more info, and the words ‘false prophet’ appeared a few times on the first page. Who is this guy? Does he have a decent reputation? Why would a political candidate believe his predictions?

By: john brian murie

john brian murie — Sat, 10 May 2008 03:36:19 +0000

Over here in Australia the religion called Christianity is in some cases is as batshit crazy as it is in the USA . A Evangelical Christian Pastor called Danny Nahlia of ” Catch the Fire Ministries ” prophesied while in the presence of ” JOHN HOWARD and PETER COSTELLO ” that the then current Prime Minister of Australia namely Liberal John Howard would win the 2007 Election and his treasurer Liberal Peter Costello would take over as Prime Minister in the following months .. The Liberals LOST giving Labour a landslide victory .. My point is that a Leader of a Nation was prepared to believe a delusional man only the claim that he said that God Speaks to Christians . Get out of politics you delusional unsound christian wackos .

By: Evo

Evo — Sat, 03 May 2008 03:58:30 +0000

Tell you the problem with allowing it because it’s easier to identify the religious nuts; and I’m personally a good example of this. Not all families are of the same belief systems. My wife is a Christian and might want such a plate. I’m an atheist and I drive the vehicle!

By: Ted Goas

Ted Goas — Fri, 02 May 2008 18:06:11 +0000

You Made Me Say It has evened the playing field a bit and created several designs for other belief systems.

I urge everyone to check it out.

By: Andy Kimber

Andy Kimber — Fri, 02 May 2008 11:17:15 +0000

Why is this even on offer? What has one’s belief system to do with complying with automotive regulations? Let anybody stick any sticker they like on their car, but leave the license plate, which is an official document, out of it. This is surely just another Christian attempt to make their religion the subliminal de facto choice by subtly “Christing-up” familiar elements of American culture.