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Roanoke?s vice mayor hit a hot-button issue by opening a city meeting with a prayer that referred to God?s son.

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The Roanoke Times reports: Roanoke Vice Mayor Sherman Lea didn’t actually mention Jesus Christ by name during his prayer at a city council meeting earlier this month. But his invocation, which referred to an “eternal God” and the “high and holy name of your son,” raised the ire of at least one person, who in an e-mail [...]

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on January 02, 2009 (boomark / email).

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