Interesting case on the limits of religious free speech
Mikey Weinstein, founder of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, said he wants Gordon Klingenschmitt, a former U.S. Navy chaplain, to "stop asking Jesus to plunder my fields ... seize my assets, kill me and my family then wipe away our descendants for 10 generations."
The suit also asks the court to stop the defendants  Klingenschmitt and Jim Ammerman, the founder of the Dallas-based Chaplaincy of Full Gospel Churches  from "encouraging, soliciting, directing, abetting or attempting to induce others to engage in similar conduct."
An interesting case that will hinge on the issue of when exactly a prayer becomes a threat. Unless Klingenschmitt gets caught with something more explicit then is mentioned here or can be tied to the violence, I think the case should fail and will end up failing in court. Just being a jerk isn't enough in cases like this, there has to be a fairly clear call for violence or support for the violence in some way.
Jay