Rosie's "Threatening" View On yesterday's edition of ABC's "The View," Barbara Walters claimed that her dog spoke to her. But that wasn't the most bizarre piece of hard-hitting news to come from the show. Rosie O'Donnell, who apparently has also been talking to her co-host's dog, quipped, "...radical Christianity is just as threatening as radical Islam in a country like America where we have separation of church and state." Unfortunately, it seems that O'Donnell isn't alone in her belief that Christianity is a threat. Attorneys for the Alliance Defense Fund have just sent a letter to Georgetown University regarding in the school's decision to cancel agreements with six Christian student organizations while continuing to recognize and support student groups of other faiths, including the Muslim Student Association. These notions of a Christian "threat" contrast with what President Bush described yesterday as a "Third Awakening" in America. The president commented that he notices more expressions of faith in the people he meets. "I don't have people coming in the rope line saying, 'I'd like a new bridge, or how about some more highway money,'" said President Bush, "They're coming to say, 'I'm coming to tell you, Mr. President, I'm praying for you.' It's pretty remarkable." The president's observations reflect the reality that Americans see religious revival as the hope for our nation, rather than a threat. ___ sad thing is, I used to like Rosie O'Donnell until she opened her mouth about things she doesn't understand. What makes me most sad is her poor children. I pray they won't be lost.