cbirch2
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- Jul 9, 2011
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Anyone that claims the founding fathers were Christians before logical empiricists, rather than the other way around, is just lying.
Anyone who claims the Founders took their religion so lightly as to just attend church to look good, simply because THEY THEMSELVES are hypocrites, is just garbage who needs everyone else to be garbage as well so they don't have to feel guilty about it.
Try again, shithead. Oh, and any time you want to grow a pair and talk about some of the other dozens of people who signed the Declaration and the Constitution, instead of pretendingv they were meaningless rubber stamps for the two or three you want to cherrypick, let me know. I won't hold my breath for your manning up, though. After all, it's been four pages, and you're still a Ken doll so far.
1. i talk about Jefferson, Adams, and Washington, because im not going to have a discussion about 58 different people. if you wanna try we can but it might be hard to keep track of.
2. There is a distinct difference between agreeing with the teachings of jesus, and thinking that jesus christ was the son of god born of an immaculate birth and able to turn water into wine. Certainly every founding father had varying opinions on the subject. What ive said the whole time is that the three founding fathers ive discussed, and franklin, did not believe in the miraculous nature of jesus christ. Thomas Jefferson certainly did not believe that jesus christ walked on water and cured the blind. Why else would he rewrite the bible and remove jesus's miracles?