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:	post by yummy at 2012-01-27 13:19:04

Except for "Our Heavenly Father" and maybe(but I would disagree with) "amen" this has no Catholic faith basis and excludes it from being a religious prayer because it's not an excerpt found in any bible and promotes equality, not a plea to a higher power. We could've saved a lot of money had someone gone down to a hardware store, bought some duct tape, and covered "Our Heavenly Father"/"amen".
I find those florist businesses are being thrown under the bus. Think about it, small business where the delivery driver makes shit for wages.

Now, they have to worry about getting harassed from this foundation in Wisconsin and others because they made a personal business decision. The same rights this group helped this girl fight for are being stripped from these small businesses and casting them out as being bible thumpers.
I think this girl puts more in the way of her own cause. Jessica said she had stopped believing in God when she was in elementary school and her mother fell ill for a time. She says, “I had always been told that if you pray, God will always be there when you need him,” she said. “And it didn’t happen for me, and I doubted it had happened for anybody else. So yeah, I think that was just like the last step, and after that I just really didn’t believe any of it.”

That is really pathetic on way too many levels. Her mom eventually got better...

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