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Regarding prayer dispute, why must people be so hurtful?

I refer to the question of religious invocations on public property. It is disturbing to live in a community where some apparently religious people express…more.

More on the county commissioners’ invocation flap

Kudos to the Sentinel and reporters Mike Wiggins (“Atheists wary of council’s new plan for invocations,” Aug. 5) and Le Roy Standish (“County Commission pulled…more.

The people want an invocation

Excuse me, I believe that Bill Hugenberg and the athiests should get a life, as more people believe in the invocation then they do. The…more.

Prayer issue could be solved if we just respected each other

In response to the July 31 editorial about the "self-anointed constitutional authority" (old whatshisname) a couple of things come to mind. Going to school in…more.

Rowland follows her faith

This is in response to David A. Kearsley's letter dated August 1. There is no such thing as an ecumenical prayer. John 14:6 says "...…more.

Sentinel gets it wrong

I am not sure why speculation about Bill Hugenberg's motives was included in The Daily Sentinel's editorial on invocations at meetings of the Mesa County…more.

There is still room for prayer today

It's strange. Some 200 years after our Constitution was written, we debate whether the men who wrote it understood it. In the 1770s and 1780s,…more.

Rowland, Sentinel wrong on invocation law

The July 30 editorial, “Rowland right on prayer,” again returns to the Chuck Norris version of the Constitution and invites Mesa County to play poker…more.

Why include an invocation that excludes non-Christians?

What are the first ten amendments to the Constitution? The Bill of Rights. What are they meant to do? Guarantee the rights of the individual…more.

Let the public decide about religion in government

OK, let's settle the "religion in politics" situation in a truly democratic manner. Rather than allow elected officials to determine which religion and religious personage(s)…more.
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