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Kathianne said:Ok, so you agree that upon reading the Constitution, one is not going to find in that document alone, the Christian biblical principles? That's all I was asking.
Exactly. One cannot say intelligently that a group of men wishing to worship their deity, who just happened to be exclusively Jesus Christ(don't remember seeing any mention of Jews or Muslims within the first settlers lol) , were not influenced by that deep religious devotion that they shared when they formed and wrote that document. I believe that yes they intended to have seperation of church and state only because they did not want a leader telling them that they had to attend this church or that church and to worship in one certain way but the term "seperation of church and state" has been bastardized and misinterpreted in today's society to mean that religion must remain outside everything public.
Can someone honestly tell me that secularization has been a success? That all the rulings we've had against religion in the last half century have been for the betterment of society? No, HELL NO they can't say that with a straight face.
Can't wait for the first person to bring up Ben Franklin ad how he was supposedly an atheist or whatever the revisionists make him out to be.