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I'm going to read you something...

I'm going to read you something, I want you to guess what it is, and who said it?

Because you probably missed it last week. Today we remember and celebrate the role that the

healing bomb of prayer can play in our lives and in the life of our nation. As we continue to confront

the crises and challenges of our time from a deadly pandemic to the loss of lives and livelihoods

in its wake to reckoning on racial justice to the existential threat of climate change,

Americans of faith can call upon the power of prayer to provide hope and uplift us for the work ahead.

I'm going to give it away now. On this national day of prayer we unite with purpose and resolve

and recommit ourselves to the core freedoms that help define and guide our nation from its

earliest days. That was the proclamation from the current incumbent in the White House,

sleepy, creepy, Beijing Biden, on the 70th, 70th National Prayer Day last week.

Did you work out what's missing? I'll give you one guess. Because he mentioned pandemics.

He mentioned racial justice and he mentioned the dreaded threat of climate change.

What did he miss? Oh yes. God. How interesting. On the day of prayer you can pray for racial justice.

You can pray to Mother Guy, Mother Nature to stop the climate change. You can pray for the gods of

the world. I don't know what communist China to stop the spread of the Wuhan flu. But don't mention

Jesus. Don't mention God. From Greg Price, the Daily Caller, President Joe Biden's National Day

of Prayer Proclamation has come under criticism for excluding any mention of God. Like previous

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