Special sauce, lettuce, cheese, and a kick to the supreme court's

[eliot mayfield]

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http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=58047

A new survey shows more Americans can name the seven ingredients in a McDonald's Big Mac hamburger than the Ten Commandments.
The survey of 1,000 Americans, by Kelton Research, showed 80 percent could name the hamburger's primary ingredient – two all-beef patties – but less than 60 percent recalled the commandment "Thou shalt not kill," the Catholic News Service, or CNS, reported.
Kelton was commissioned to do the research to help promote the new animated movie "The Ten Commandments," opening Oct. 19. The survey also found just 45 percent could recall the commandment "Honor your father and mother" while 76 percent remembered the Big Mac ingredient lettuce, 75 percent sesame-seed bun, 66 percent special sauce, 62 percent pickles and 60 percent cheese.

This is what happens when you take the ten commandments out of public life!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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This is what happens when you take the ten commandments out of public life!

I blame the Clintons.

If you want more joo lawyers and activist judges forcing cheeseburgers down your throat and forbiding you access to The Ten Commandments, then be sure and vote for Hellary!

We never had this kind of problem when Ronald Reagan was President!

[Brother Temperance]

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This is sickening! Whatever next? I suppose we'll be hearing that more Americans can name all four Simpsons than all 613 of God's Laws!

[Pastor Isaac Peters]

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All is not lost, Brothers. Even though politically correct indoctrination has permeated this society so deeply that people don't know the Ten Commandments, we have heroes of the faith like Lynn Westmoreland who realize how important they are. Jesus will have the last laugh. Praise His holy name!

[Nobar King]

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This is sickening! Whatever next? I suppose we'll be hearing that more Americans can name all four Simpsons than all 613 of God's Laws!

I think there are more than four Simpsons, unless you're not referring to the cartoon.
Anyway, I could probably name more Simpsons characters than God's laws, but don't smite me; I could study more.

[Poetic Peter]

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All is not lost, Brothers. Even though politically correct indoctrination has permeated this society so deeply that people don't know the Ten Commandments, we have heroes of the faith like Lynn Westmoreland who realize how important they are. Jesus will have the last laugh. Praise His holy name!

What a great find, Brother Eye. Proof again that Real Christians like lemons make sweet lemonade.
Never let it be said that he was not "playing along" for the laughs. For God's sake--it was a comedy show.

[SinisterPizza]

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In their defense...you don't have to be of any particular religion to have eaten a big mac. I'm surprised that I know all of big mac's ingredients, even though I think I've only ever eaten one, which was long time ago.

10 commandments...I can name seven. The ones against killing, stealing, coveting thy neighbor's wife, lying, and about respecting parents, keeping the sabbath, and having no other Gods. Which 3 am I forgetting, anyways?

[Poetic Peter]

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In their defense...you don't have to be of any particular religion to have eaten a big mac. I'm surprised that I know all of big mac's ingredients, even though I think I've only ever eaten one, which was long time ago.

10 commandments...I can name seven. The ones against killing, stealing, coveting thy neighbor's wife, lying, and about respecting parents, keeping the sabbath, and having no other Gods. Which 3 am I forgetting, anyways?

Do not forget your neighbor's ass while you're at it.

By the way, all it takes is to eat one Big Mac, and in so-doing, Kroc's organization has eaten -you-.

hth,

One PP
and hold the cheese

[Rachael Van Helsing]

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This could also illustrate the fact that the US is the world's most....erm.....robust nation.

[eliot mayfield]

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McDonald's is not the culprit here. It's libral laws that don't allow the posting of the ten commandments in EVERY public building.

McDonald's is right up there with Apple Pie and Cheverolet!
As someone out of the country doing missionary work I can't tell you how happy it makes me to see a McDonald's smack in the middle of some city so i can eat some real food!

[Sister Noddy]

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McDonald's is not the culprit here. It's libral laws that don't allow the posting of the ten commandments in EVERY public building.

McDonald's is right up there with Apple Pie and Cheverolet!
As someone out of the country doing missionary work I can't tell you how happy it makes me to see a McDonald's smack in the middle of some city so i can eat some real food!

Hooray for McDonalds, brothers! My young grandsons Tims and Kills just love it when their father Mr Godwin decides to take the whole family out to McDonalds on a Saturday for a healthy, delicious and GODLY all-American meal!

[Brother V]

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10 commandments...I can name seven. The ones against killing, stealing, coveting thy neighbor's wife, lying, and about respecting parents, keeping the sabbath, and having no other Gods. Which 3 am I forgetting, anyways?

There is no commandment that fully restricts lying.

The commandment against "bearing false witness" deals with perjury. Not a commandment against telling your wife that the dress DOESN'T make her look fat.

you missed adultery; name in vain; graven images.

YIC
V

[Nobar King]

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A federal court in Lexington, Ky., has ruled that the Ten Commandments can remain on display in the Mercer County courthouse, rejecting an attempt by the American Civil Liberties Union to have them removed.

"The tide is turning against the ACLU's war on the Ten Commandments,"

Here's some more good news!