America's Christian Heritage

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Example #42 of America's Christian Heritage

The best-selling book in the American colonies was the Bible.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

Natures’ God is not gender specific

The best-selling book in the American colonies was the Bible.

But you are saying the Bible is just a Book like any other book. It is not the Word of Redeeming God communicating with the human beings he created.

Why this Saint Ding:

Roe v. Wade getting overturned!!

beagle9221215-#6,399 “1st thing is, is that you arbitrarily define what YOU THINK is the line between non-viable to being viable, but you really don't know as ding has confronted you on the point successfully many times. “


NotfooledbyW a Jeffersonian Rational THEIST wrote: The great thing about you beagle9 is as a Christian you are thirsty for material truth. The truth is dinghas never confronted me on viability, not once. I can pull the records very easily. #ding has ordered me to not discuss viability as if he and CarsomyrPlusSix have some authority to disallow the most damming reality that reduces #ding’s and #Cplus6’s arguments to a pile of absurdities on top of a fallacy. •¥• For your quest for material truth beagle9 ; there are four major biological and necessary milestones in the full development of the human organism on the lifespan continuum and you must agree with science here. I am but the messenger. •¥¥• The fourth (death) can occur at any instant following the first and most important milestone (conception) . I hope you agree with me thus far. •¥¥¥• Between birth and death there’s (2) viability and (3) first breath, being born , childbirth which during a normal delivery viability and first breath can occur simultaneously with viability potential. .•¥¥¥¥• First breath for most souls and especially for long living old souls is generally the most celebrated lifespan event in every human culture. Conception and viability are ignored but we know they are critical points in every human life. •¥¥¥¥¥• Conception has had no or very little legal standing on the secular jurisprudence side of human civil society since humans began organizing into tribes states nation and empires ever since the First Battle at Olduvai Gorge. •¥¥¥¥¥,¥• Viability has had precedence in old common law so it has absolutely everything to do with the topic of this thread. It is referred to as quickening and the fetus was referred to as a quickchild. •¥¥¥¥¥,¥¥• So why do ding and CarsomyrPlusSix forbid me from bringing it up here. •¥¥¥¥¥,¥¥¥•


CarsomyrPlusSix an ATHEIST wrote: Viability is a meaningless and arbitrary standard that changes as technology changes. Before neonatal ICUs and their machines existed, viability was the kid better be full-term or they’re probably dead. •¥• The fucktard above has never addressed this fact, and it has been pointed out to him countless times. He is a gutless coward and a habitual liar - truth and consistency are deathly allergies to this person. •¥¥•


beagle9 said: Well without government being run by the RIGHT PEOPLE (key), then how would you suggest that we undo the bull crap that government run by the WRONG PEOPLE has screwed up so bad ??? •¥• The government structure that has been built by the people, and sports a constitution with all the sides for the people, and drum role please, is being run by the right people (key), can do marvelous fantastic things in regards to it's charter laid out for the benefiting of the nation and it's citizen's. •¥¥• The problem has come where the wrong people have occupied our government, and it has turned the good people against government because it's power is being misused against the citizen's in the wrongful usage of it. •¥¥¥• We must not give up on gaining government back, and then cleaning it up for the good of the nation, but I might be dreaming now. •¥¥¥¥•


ding said: The best-selling book in the American colonies was the Bible.

Beagleonian Christianity must be restored in Saint Dingland!

The “right people” believe it is the “WORD of GOD about HIS only begotten SON sent to REDEEM all MANKIND from ORIGINAL SIN.


JEFFERSON and DING think it is just a book. this is so Goddamn interesting. And Jewish Theists are apt to believe life begins at first breath.

 

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Example #43 of America's Christian Heritage

The best selling book of all time in America is the Bible. Which has sold 5 to 7 times more copies than the number two best selling book of all time in America.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

@dingu

Example #43 of America's Christian Heritage

The best selling book of all time in America is the Bible. Which has sold 5 to 7 times more copies than the number two best selling book of all time in America.

So what saint ding the Bible is nothing different from any other book written by man. There is no Holy Spirit to write it.

 

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Example #44 of America's Christian Heritage

The second best-selling book in the American colonies was the New England Primer. Five million copies existed in America in 1776. At that time, there were only four million people in America. Many of its selections were drawn from the King James Bible. The New England Prime was the foundation of schooling that all children studied from at the time of our Founding.

 

[Moonglow]

I’d settle for an honest assessment from you.

Humans can not obtain the position of a Christ, nor do they actually practice being Christians as Christ commanded and taught.

 

[Moonglow]

"...Thomas Jefferson and many of his contemporaries understood that the natural rights of man depended upon teleological considerations. So viewed, and accepting the premise that man's goal is being with his Creator for eternity, man has the duty to abide by His will and directions, because they are necessary to satisfy man's duties. Jefferson wrote that "the true office is to declare and enforce our natural rights and duties."24 The existence of natural duties and the relationship of rights to duties were quite apparent to Jefferson, and anyone who has studied the man should realize that the only natural duties Jefferson acknowledged were not to temporal kings, but to the Creator..."

https://scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3506&context=wlulr#:~:text=He%20once%20wrote%3A%20%22The%20true,be%20limited%20without%20being%20lost.%22

He used that as a counter argument for the opposition to the divine right of kings who claimed they ruled for God and were chosen by God and the common folks were not included.

 

[Moonglow]

Example #44 of America's Christian Heritage

The second best-selling book in the American colonies was the New England Primer. Five million copies existed in America in 1776. At that time, there were only four million people in America. Many of its selections were drawn from the King James Bible. The New England Prime was the foundation of schooling that all children studied from at the time of our Founding.

Yes, books were rare in the new country since England did not allow anything but mercantilism to exist in the colonies, which included the printing of books was only allowed in England like all finished goods of mercantilism.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

NotfooledbyW

Five million copies existed in America in 1776.

But only one out of five and apparently bought them were Cross of Christians

 

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Example #45 of America's Christian Heritage

The New England primer : a reprint of the earliest known edition ; with many facsimiles and reproductions; and an historical introduction : Ford, Paul Leicester, 1865-1902 : Free Download & Streaming : Internet Archive

The New England Primer - Wikipedia

 

[Grumblenuts]

Example #45 of America's Christian Heritage

The New England primer : a reprint of the earliest known edition ; with many facsimiles and reproductions; and an historical introduction : Ford, Paul Leicester, 1865-1902 : Free Download & Streaming : Internet Archive

The New England Primer - Wikipedia

 

[NotfooledbyW]

Example #45 of America's Christian Heritage

The New England primer :

But only 17% of the population were Christian. The rest were non-Christians with a belief in nature!’’s god.

Why won’t you acknowledge in 1776 Saint Ding that 80% of the population have a non-Christian heritage?

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Yet all of them kept organized religion out of the established state.

You have agreed that is so, ding.

 

[Grumblenuts]

Paine’s 47-page pamphlet, Common Sense, was so compelling in its support of the Revolution that it was passed around from person to person – and even read aloud in taverns! But Paine wasn’t content with democratic rhetoric – he actually believed in an egalitarian society, and his post-revolution writings (including Age of Reason, and Agrarian Justice) unabashedly demanded that the new hierarchy of US leaders fulfill the promise of democracy.

Even before the War for Independence, Paine called for slaves to be freed and slavery prohibited. After the war, he terrified most of the gentlemen of means who’d signed the Declaration of Independence by insisting that non-landowners be eligible to vote and hold office (John Adams was so appalled by this that he decried Common Sense as a “crapulous mess”). But Paine just kept pushing, calling for women’s suffrage, progressive taxation, state-funded childcare, a guaranteed minimum income, universal public education, strict separation of church and state, and adoption of some of the democratic principles of the Iroquois Nation.

This is Jim Hightower saying… Don’t tell small-minded, right-wing demagogues like Ron DeSantis and Greg Abbott – but Thomas Paine was WOKE! Some 250 years before their push to impose autocracy, plutocracy, and theocracy over us, this revolutionary founder championed social justice and economic fairness. As one historian noted, “we are today all Paine’s children,” for he imbued America’s destiny with democratic impulse and aspiration.

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Can't be spam when it's the topic of the thread.

 

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Example #46 of America's Christian Heritage

The New England Primer contained the alphabet with rhymes and Biblical lessons, Questions about the Bible, words, syllables, prayers, The Lord’s Prayer, the apostles creed, Christian poems, the 107 questions and answer from the Westminster shorter catechism, a catechism called “Spiritual Milk for American Babes” by John Cotton, A poem entitled “A Dialogue between Christ, Youth, and the Devil”. The New England Primer is how virtually all the founding fathers learned to read and is a thoroughly Christian work

 

[NotfooledbyW]

Can't be spam when it's the topic of the thread.

Jefferson is not part of Our Christian Heritage. The title of the thread is not /

Our Aquinas Heritage .

The Catholic Monk Saint Thomas Aquinas, has nothing to do with the American “Christianity” Heritage, that is the subject of this thread

So why did you bring up a Saint Aquinas Saint Ding?

Catholics had a very close to zero participation in founding this great nation of absolute religious freedom, but you bring up a Catholic Monk who wad part of the European status quo were religious freedom did not exist

 

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Example #47 of America's Christian Heritage

Alphabet rhymes from the New England Primer.

A In ADAM'S Fall;
We sinned all.

B Heaven to find
The Bible Mind.

C Christ crucify'd
For sinners dy'd.

G As runs the Glass
Our Life doth pass.

H My Book and Heart
Must never part.

J JOB feels the Rod
Yet blesses GOD.

R Young pious RUTH
Left all for Truth.

S Young SAM'L dear
The Lord did fear.

Y While youth do chear
Death may be near.

Z ZACCHEUS he
Did climb the Tree
Our Lord to see.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

Example #47 of America's Christian Heritage

Alphabet rhymes from the New England Primer.

A In ADAM'S Fall;
We sinned all.

B Heaven to find
The Bible Mind.

C Christ crucify'd
For sinners dy'd.

G As runs the Glass
Our Life doth pass.

H My Book and Heart
Must never part.

J JOB feels the Rod
Yet blesses GOD.

R Young pious RUTH
Left all for Truth.

S Young SAM'L dear
The Lord did fear.

Y While youth do chear
Death may be near.

Z ZACCHEUS he
Did climb the Tree
Our Lord to see.

And yet only 17% of the population were Bible Believing Christians by the time they grew up.

 

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Example #46.5 of America's Christian Heritage

How hard atheists work to argue America has no Christian heritage.