Who's flagging prayer?

I am not the flagger. I do however propose a "separation of church and campaign." It's a big tent. People who want liberty should feel welcome regardless of their religious beliefs or lack thereof. One thing that impresses me about Ron Paul is that he does what Jesus said. Translated into the vernacular, "Keep it in the closet." Mark 1:35 Mathew 6:6

Prayer is personal. I will mention however, that I pray often for God (higher power) to surround Dr. Paul with his Warring Angels and carry out HIS will that is perfect. To LOVE one another is God's greatest commandment. And I am not ashamed to remind people of it.

If you want to get together with fellow believers and pray, go for it! And thank you for your concern! Just please refrain from downing alternate deity believers /non-believers.

Freedom unites us! Religions divide us. Let's be united!

Looking back over a previous post, I have to say it was a bit grating. Of course there is nothing wrong with prayer. That truly IS the thing about Ron Paul: he has the uncanny ability to speak the truth and the truth unites people who may not agree on everything else. It's just a kind of sadness coming over me now. I am 57 years old and I have seen this kind of excitement over men before, and it worked out badly. If we believe that the real powers behind the throne will allow Ron Paul to become President of the United States, we are deluded. Gandhi did, in fact, say that first they ignore, then ridicule, then attack you and then you win. However, there is in the USA another step between "then they attack you" and "then you win": then, they kill you.
Pray not only for Dr. Paul's victory but for his survival. God bless, and I really do apologize for being abrasive.

The main point of the post is that Ron Paul supporters should not censor one another because they disagree. Dr. Paul has brought so many people together and that is a good thing. To flag a post because you don't believe in prayer is counterproductive. A better idea would be to post something about actions which need to be taken, but don't discourage those who believe their prayers help, they just might make the difference. Whether you call it prayer or the law of attraction or focused attention, there is a "spiritual" aspect to all of us. Let's work together and respect our differences of opinion.

Well if some one would like to pray i would like to see the first person acknowledged for stopping them. thats worth about 1000 stones.

Ok, I 'm no church-goer but you can you tell me what prayer(s) you are reciting from now until Christmas.
I never witnessed "spirit" before until I saw people across this nation, correction- this world, coming together behind Ron Paul's message of freedom. His candidacy has fired up the true spirit of patriotism that was alive during the Founding of this Nation! And it's likely not going away soon! The "American spirit" is indeed alive and I for one can see it with my own eyes.
So send me the prayer(s) at http://www.myspace.comarchtoplee
Thanks

Like the poster said what does it hurt to say a prayer? It hurts no one. If you don't believe in prayer, just don't read the post. Of all the controversial articles we read on here, it is refreshing to see all the positive articles on dailypaul on such an inspiring and patriotic day.

there are people here trying to cause trouble and conflict on PURPOSE. The division between groups is just what they want look how
easy it is. I have been on this site since May or June and I have seen it
grow by leaps and bounds. I have also seen people come in and try to start trouble just so you know that there are people here that are paid just to tick us off. We have to pay attention, in a free society there is freedom of speech and that is how Michael is trying to run his site. In a free society we also have the right to ignore, so if there is something that you thought was offensive do not comment on it and it will slip away. The beauty of the campaign there is room for everyone. Ron Paul is getting big and the trash talk and slander will come big time and we have to be ready to defend our candidate and his honor. With respect and peace welcome all.

I am kind of an undecided. I like reading the bible, but also think the Gnostic gospels have some relevence on that side of the fence too. I like the teachings of Buddha and it's logical ties to modern day physics. I pray/meditate sometimes just because it makes me feel better and I think it does effect the prayed for. I have even worshipped the sun a time or two. I feel close to "God" standing in the middle of a great library.

I don't push my religious views on people though. I MIGHT be walking through Hell sometime and would hate for someone I once knew to tap me on the shoulder and say, "Hey, thanks alot, buddy!".