Ahh...Mr. "head in the sand" Steven W., so typical of you conservative types who when you don't agree with someones viewpoints then you start the verbal bashing of the individual or worse(i.e. L. McPhee)instead of sticking to the issues or subject at hand. We see this all the time by the right wing media; on Fixed Noise (Fox News) when host Bill O'Reilly disagrees with the opinion of a guest he just cuts off their microphone - you call that crap "fair and balanced"? How soon Mr. W forgets about the moral failings of some of their own - Sen. Craig and Rep. Vitter to name a few - who make the front page news a disgrace. The holier than thou religous right should keep their religous views out of politics (separation of church and state), but since they can't seem to do that the Republican party will be splintered in 2008 - hooray for the liberals.

Ahh...another hit job by Cameltoe McPhee. This sorry worm of a woman has been bashing religion for years with no end in sight. If only NUVO would be so bold as to allow a conservative voice to point out the moral failings of liberals on a weekly basis, but that would be fair and balanced. Can't have any of that now can we? Only liberal voices will be heard at NUVO unless a conservative can counter 15 slanderous articles in 300 words or less.

Mr. Corya, While I concur that religion has been the root to many atrocities (or at least people using "god's word" to justify their actions), I cannot agree with your statement that the only way to peace is to be rid of it. Our constitution allows for the freedom to believe and practice as we wish. What we DO need is for people to allow me and others of like mind to be free of THEIR religious bigotries and laws based on THEIR beliefs, rather than on constitutional rights. I don't believe in god or religion, and the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights are the only documents I hold as holy. I just wish lawmakers felt the same way...