That the founding fathers of freedom and liberty believed that morality, virtue and religion were the pillars of freedom and liberty.What is your point, ding? Any 6 year old can do what you are doing right now.
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That the founding fathers of freedom and liberty believed that morality, virtue and religion were the pillars of freedom and liberty.What is your point, ding? Any 6 year old can do what you are doing right now.
Some did, some didn't. Again, even if all of them did... no, it would not bother me in the least. Opinions vary. I can agree with some of the things they say, and discard other things they say... because I am a rational adult.hat the founding fathers of freedom and liberty believed that morality, virtue and religion were the pillars of freedom and liberty.
Nope. They all believed that liberty and freedom rested on virtue, you communist hack.Some did, some didn't. Again, even if all of them did... no, it would not bother me in the least. Opinions vary. I can agree with some of the things they say, and discard other things they say... because I am a rational adult.hat the founding fathers of freedom and liberty believed that morality, virtue and religion were the pillars of freedom and liberty.
But they did not also all believe it rested on religion, which was your claim. You get in these odd moods wherein I wonder if you even realize how dishonest you are being.They all believed that liberty and freedom rested on virtue
That is exactly the argument a communist would make. Congratulations.But they did not also all believe it rested on religion, which was your claim. You get in these odd moods wherein I wonder if you even realize how dishonest you are being.They all believed that liberty and freedom rested on virtue
Anyway, as anyone who knows anything about history knows, their version of morality left a lot of room for improvement. Thank goodness for the secular, humanistic ideas that came along and did just that.
Which, of course, is a fallacy . Ding, you are embarrassing yourself.That is exactly the argument a communist would make. Congratulations.
I am embarrassing you.Which, of course, is a fallacy . Ding, you are embarrassing yourself.That is exactly the argument a communist would make. Congratulations.
Oh look, Ding declares victory again. This must be a day that ends in 'y'.I am embarrassing you.
"The diminution of public virtue is usually attended with that of public happiness, and the public liberty will not long survive the total extinction of morals."Oh look, Ding declares victory again. This must be a day that ends in 'y'.I am embarrassing you.
have fun yankin it
So that's not what you did when you first said I was embarrassing myself?Oh look, Ding declares victory again. This must be a day that ends in 'y'.I am embarrassing you.
have fun yankin it