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Spot on. The US is second to none when it comes to religous tolerance.
Yes. Because it is secular. Not Christian.
Tell that to the Christians. They disagree with you. They argue America is and has always been a Christian nation.
Yes. Because it is secular. Not Christian.
Tell that to the Christians. They disagree with you. They argue America is and has always been a Christian nation.
There is no "god" in our Constitution.
Hence..they are..and always have been wrong.
Additionally..nothing..and I mean nothing..of our system of justice comes from Christianity. We've actually had to have a war..the civil war..to dispatch one of their commonly held beliefs..that slavery is acceptable.
The south..the conservative christian theocratic "state-rights" traitors..lost.
Yes. Because it is secular. Not Christian.
Tell that to the Christians. They disagree with you. They argue America is and has always been a Christian nation.
We are rooted in Christian Principles, one of which is separation of Church and State, whether it is realized or not. This does not exclude the influence of God in Government, but the conflicting dogma of the various sects. Conscience, our conduit with our Maker, is not left at the door when you punch in. Get real. You don't want to believe in God, or Conscience, fine. One thing is clear, you have no authority over matters of conscience with anyone outside yourself. We have no power over what others believe or refuse to believe, in relation to matters of conscience.
Yes. Because it is secular. Not Christian.
Tell that to the Christians. They disagree with you. They argue America is and has always been a Christian nation.
There is no "god" in our Constitution.
Hence..they are..and always have been wrong.
Additionally..nothing..and I mean nothing..of our system of justice comes from Christianity. We've actually had to have a war..the civil war..to dispatch one of their commonly held beliefs..that slavery is acceptable.
The south..the conservative christian theocratic "state-rights" traitors..lost.
Tell that to the Christians. They disagree with you. They argue America is and has always been a Christian nation.
We are rooted in Christian Principles, one of which is separation of Church and State, whether it is realized or not. This does not exclude the influence of God in Government, but the conflicting dogma of the various sects. Conscience, our conduit with our Maker, is not left at the door when you punch in. Get real. You don't want to believe in God, or Conscience, fine. One thing is clear, you have no authority over matters of conscience with anyone outside yourself. We have no power over what others believe or refuse to believe, in relation to matters of conscience.
Do you want the US to be a Christian theocracy or not? IMO theocracies don't work. None of them.
Tell that to the Christians. They disagree with you. They argue America is and has always been a Christian nation.
There is no "god" in our Constitution.
Hence..they are..and always have been wrong.
Additionally..nothing..and I mean nothing..of our system of justice comes from Christianity. We've actually had to have a war..the civil war..to dispatch one of their commonly held beliefs..that slavery is acceptable.
The south..the conservative christian theocratic "state-rights" traitors..lost.
Which Christian sect holds that slavery is acceptable?
Sky seems to think we're headed towards a Christian theocrasy in this country. Is she crazy or do her warnings have merrit?
There is no "god" in our Constitution.
Hence..they are..and always have been wrong.
Additionally..nothing..and I mean nothing..of our system of justice comes from Christianity. We've actually had to have a war..the civil war..to dispatch one of their commonly held beliefs..that slavery is acceptable.
The south..the conservative christian theocratic "state-rights" traitors..lost.
Which Christian sect holds that slavery is acceptable?
"Slavery is still advocated in North America by some Reconstructionist Christians and a few racist fringe groups within the Christian Identity movement."
Christianity and slavery
2000-Summer: Neo-Confederates attempt split of Presbyterain Church: According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, Rev. Steven J. Wilkins, is the "pastor of the Auburn Avenue Presbyterian Church in Monroe, La., and a founder and current board member of the neo-Confederate League of the South (LOS)." The LOS is allegedly attempting to take control of conservative churches in the Southern US -- an act that could lead to a schism within the PCA. Wilkins promotes Christian Reconstructionism. Leaders of the Reconstructionist movement advocate that the:
"... death penalty be used to punish those guilty of 'apostasy (abandonment of the faith), heresy, blasphemy, witchcraft, astrology, adultery, 'sodomy or homosexuality,' incest, striking a parent, incorrigible juvenile delinquency, and in the case of women, 'unchastity before marriage.' Non-capital crimes would be sanctioned with whipping, indentured servitude or slavery."
Christian Reconstructionism etc. Developments: 1999 to now
Sky seems to think we're headed towards a Christian theocrasy in this country. Is she crazy or do her warnings have merrit?
Christianity is, unfortunately, becoming less and less influential in America each year.
Which Christian sect holds that slavery is acceptable?
"Slavery is still advocated in North America by some Reconstructionist Christians and a few racist fringe groups within the Christian Identity movement."
Christianity and slavery
2000-Summer: Neo-Confederates attempt split of Presbyterain Church: According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, Rev. Steven J. Wilkins, is the "pastor of the Auburn Avenue Presbyterian Church in Monroe, La., and a founder and current board member of the neo-Confederate League of the South (LOS)." The LOS is allegedly attempting to take control of conservative churches in the Southern US -- an act that could lead to a schism within the PCA. Wilkins promotes Christian Reconstructionism. Leaders of the Reconstructionist movement advocate that the:
"... death penalty be used to punish those guilty of 'apostasy (abandonment of the faith), heresy, blasphemy, witchcraft, astrology, adultery, 'sodomy or homosexuality,' incest, striking a parent, incorrigible juvenile delinquency, and in the case of women, 'unchastity before marriage.' Non-capital crimes would be sanctioned with whipping, indentured servitude or slavery."
Christian Reconstructionism etc. Developments: 1999 to now
You are treading heavily into the Cult realm here.
There is no "god" in our Constitution.
Hence..they are..and always have been wrong.
Additionally..nothing..and I mean nothing..of our system of justice comes from Christianity. We've actually had to have a war..the civil war..to dispatch one of their commonly held beliefs..that slavery is acceptable.
The south..the conservative christian theocratic "state-rights" traitors..lost.
Which Christian sect holds that slavery is acceptable?
"Slavery is still advocated in North America by some Reconstructionist Christians and a few racist fringe groups within the Christian Identity movement."
Christianity and slavery
2000-Summer: Neo-Confederates attempt split of Presbyterain Church: According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, Rev. Steven J. Wilkins, is the "pastor of the Auburn Avenue Presbyterian Church in Monroe, La., and a founder and current board member of the neo-Confederate League of the South (LOS)." The LOS is allegedly attempting to take control of conservative churches in the Southern US -- an act that could lead to a schism within the PCA. Wilkins promotes Christian Reconstructionism. Leaders of the Reconstructionist movement advocate that the:
"... death penalty be used to punish those guilty of 'apostasy (abandonment of the faith), heresy, blasphemy, witchcraft, astrology, adultery, 'sodomy or homosexuality,' incest, striking a parent, incorrigible juvenile delinquency, and in the case of women, 'unchastity before marriage.' Non-capital crimes would be sanctioned with whipping, indentured servitude or slavery."
Christian Reconstructionism etc. Developments: 1999 to now
Tell that to the Christians. They disagree with you. They argue America is and has always been a Christian nation.
There is no "god" in our Constitution.
Hence..they are..and always have been wrong.
Additionally..nothing..and I mean nothing..of our system of justice comes from Christianity. We've actually had to have a war..the civil war..to dispatch one of their commonly held beliefs..that slavery is acceptable.
The south..the conservative christian theocratic "state-rights" traitors..lost.
God is Everywhere Sallow. Feel free to ignore what you must.
We are rooted in Christian Principles, one of which is separation of Church and State, whether it is realized or not. This does not exclude the influence of God in Government, but the conflicting dogma of the various sects. Conscience, our conduit with our Maker, is not left at the door when you punch in. Get real. You don't want to believe in God, or Conscience, fine. One thing is clear, you have no authority over matters of conscience with anyone outside yourself. We have no power over what others believe or refuse to believe, in relation to matters of conscience.
Do you want the US to be a Christian theocracy or not? IMO theocracies don't work. None of them.
Christianity teaches that Theocracies don't work either. That's the point. Check out the Locke link I posted.
There is no "god" in our Constitution.
Hence..they are..and always have been wrong.
Additionally..nothing..and I mean nothing..of our system of justice comes from Christianity. We've actually had to have a war..the civil war..to dispatch one of their commonly held beliefs..that slavery is acceptable.
The south..the conservative christian theocratic "state-rights" traitors..lost.
God is Everywhere Sallow. Feel free to ignore what you must.
Don't burn me bro..I am not a witch...or heretic.