What would Jesus Shoot?

[Enosh]

While U.S. military rules forbid proselytizing in Iraq or Afghanistan, soldiers there are carrying weapons inscribed with biblical references.

Trijicon, a Wixom, MI-based supplier that has a $660 million multi-year contract with the Marine Corps and additional contracts with the U.S. Army, inscribes coded references to New Testament Bible verses on its ACOG high-powered rifle sights sold to the military.

This has caused many to cry "Separation of Church and State!!!"

The debate has increased in the media as the week went on; getting even hotter than the Conan/Leno Tonight Show wars!

Generals, congressmen, senators, and news reporters debated whether
taxpayer money should be used to buy these scopes until finally Trijicon
announced they would remove the verses in the future.

Is this really an issue of Separation of Church and State? What about
"In God We Trust?" Should scripture be on a weapon for killing?
Politically correct, or politically redundant? Enosh and Mike dive in head first hoping there's nothing lurking in the muddy waters.

With music, humor, another transmission from Jrock's Sabbitcal to Yemen,
and a new audio movie trailer with Arnold Schwarzenegger as Jesus?

It should be a Rock Show worth your time.

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[Enosh]

For some reason RJ I knew you would like the topic of conversation...

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