Religious protests disrupt US Senate’s Hindu prayer

July 13, 2007 D. H. McKee

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, it’s all about your religion and no one else’s.
No, wait. I agree with them. Why are people praying in Senate? This should be banned to keep the Church and State separated.
Religious protests disrupt US Senate’s Hindu prayer

Three people were arrested Thursday after staging a noisy protest as a Hindu chaplain read the opening prayer at the US Senate, branding his appearance an “abomination.”
US Capitol Police said the protestors, apparently Christian religious activists, were ejected from the chamber and charged with an unlawful disruption of Congress.
As Hindu chaplain Rajan Zed started to recite his prayer, one protestor was heard chanting “Lord Jesus, forgive us father for allowing a prayer which is an abomination in your sight.

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