It’s Time to Formally Declare America A Christian Nation.

[Coyote]

Jesus at no time endorsed stoning, and Jesus was the founder of Christinaity.

And the Bible is it’s law.

For the record…Jesus didn’t say anything about transgenders, homosexuals, abortion, at no time did he endorse maltreatment of immigrants, he loved the poor and despised the wealthy. My kinda guy.

 

[Coyote]

When you ban religion from government, all you are left with is irreligion and anti-religion, aka atheism. Why aren't you concerned with leftwing atheist politicians using that as part of their power base, because that's what they're doing?

Once again, the framers did not predict the malevolent force of atheism taking root once religion in government is banned.

And when you comingle religion with government, you get the Taliban. No thanks.

 

[Mashmont]

Another reason to make the US a Christian nation, or even a Catholic nation:
Perseverance.
Jesus promised to remain with us in His church until the end of time. The Catholic Church has had an unbroken line of popes dating back to St. Peter the Apostle, who was Jesus' right-hand man. That's 2000 years of surviving and thriving through enormous political and cultural upheaval. Today, the RCC is larger than ever.
Do we want the US to survive for centuries more? Then let's hitch our wagon to Christianity.

Or we could stay with atheism and see our nation crumble like the USSR and Nazi Germany.

Not really much of a contest, is it?

 

[Mashmont]

And the Bible is it’s law.

For the record…Jesus didn’t say anything about transgenders, homosexuals, abortion, at no time did he endorse maltreatment of immigrants, he loved the poor and despised the wealthy. My kinda guy.

Jesus also never mentioned thermonuclear war. Does his silence mean he endorsed that? Of course not. And Jesus despised no one, not even the wealthy.

 

[Mashmont]

And when you comingle religion with government, you get the Taliban. No thanks.

The Taliban isn't Christian. It's anti-Christian. Just like the atheist leftwing government we have now.

 

[Coyote]

The Taliban isn't Christian. It's anti-Christian. Just like the atheist leftwing government we have now.

The Taliban is the extreme result of any religion, just a different label.

 

[Mashmont]

You guys need to get your story straight. Was it a mass or a Passover Seder?

The Last Supper was the first Mass.

 

[Coyote]

The Last Supper was the first Mass.

Jesus was a Jew, I vote for Seder.

 

[Mashmont]

The Taliban is the extreme result of any religion, just a different label.

Huh? The Taliban is Muslim. It's anti-Christian. And what is an "extremist Christian"? Is that someone who loves others a lot? Count me in. That's where I want to be. Everybody should.

 

[Mashmont]

Never going to happen. Thank goodness.

I say it will ultimately happen. Nobody thought Roe v Wade would happen either. Righteousness always has a way of triumphing in the end.

 

[Mashmont]

My kinda guy.

Mine, too. That's why we should include Him in our Constitution.

 

[Stann]

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to formally declare America a Christian nation.

If some of the framers intended to separate Church and state (which is not 100% certain), then it’s time to correct that mistake. it’s time for a Constitutional Amendment to declare Christianity the official belief of the United States. Here’s why:

The intent of any such separation was to prevent any single denomination from dominating or punishing members of another through government. The idea was to be religion-neutral. Noble enough. But the framers made a few critical miscalculations: They incorrectly assumed:

1. That “good” laws and “Christian” laws could be separated. They can’t. There is 100% overlap. You can’t have laws that help the people without them being Christian laws.
2. That a belief vacuum is possible in our laws. It isn’t, because the opposite of religion isn’t nothing; it’s atheism.

That’s right. When you attempt to ban Christian laws, you only allow atheist laws.

Examples:
Forcing Christian groups to pay for abortions and birth control for their employees.
Forcing Christian florists, photographers, and bakers to participate in gay weddings.
Distributing condoms in government schools to teens and preteens, suggesting that sex among these immature and obviously unmarried students is morally acceptable.
Using taxpayer funds to pay for abortions abroad.
Banning the Ten Commandments from government buildings (while flying the rainbow flag).
Banning the Nativity Scenes from government buildings.
Government sanction of Kwanzaa celebrations (a made-up racist ‘holiday’).
Disallowing references to Christmas in the public schools.
Teaching Critical Race Theory (which divides people and promotes hate).
Allowing gay marriage.

This is why the left screeches so loudly about “keeping religion out of government”. It’s because they know their atheism gets free reign if it doesn’t have to compete against Christianity.

The solution is two part: First, BAN atheism and atheistic views from being promoted by all media outlets. We’ve had such decency laws before. Hollywood enacted such standards in 1934 (that have since been repealed, unfortunately). Get rid of all the immoral trash in the movies and TV. Disallow the leftwing media from promoting atheist Marxism and other atheist policies. Then, secondly promote a Constitutional Amendment to make Christianity the official belief of the land. Then we end the abortion debate, the race-baiting issue, and the anti-capitalist pro-socialist issue once and for all. The country would once again be following God’s plan, church attendance would rise again, couples would marry instead of cohabitating, the gay marriage ruling would be repealed, families would stay together and be stronger, children would grow up in two-parent homes, so there would be far less crime. And best of all, ALL Marixst atheist disinformation would be stifled, and our children would stop being poisoned by it.

Let’s do it NOW!!

You mean do it now or never. Soon America won't be a Christian Nation, even when it was mostly Christian it wasn't a Christian Nation, committing genocide isn't a Christian value.

 

[Stann]

Jesus at no time endorsed stoning, and Jesus was the founder of Christinaity.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Not my view. The Christian view which is so much better than the atheist view.

How is believing there is a God better than believing there isn't a God?

Seems like a lot of believing. And the definition of "believe" is to accept without knowing.

 

[frigidweirdo]

When you ban religion from government, all you are left with is irreligion and anti-religion, aka atheism. Why aren't you concerned with leftwing atheist politicians using that as part of their power base, because that's what they're doing?

Once again, the framers did not predict the malevolent force of atheism taking root once religion in government is banned.

Not really. You're telling me that your religion should have preference over my beliefs.

A PROPER GOVERNMENT (not the US govt, not any that uses FPTP) will always fuck things up no matter what official religion they have. Like I said, the UK has an official religion and FPTP and they have a dude from New York running things into the ground. Is he religious? No. So what difference does it make?

I'm worried about all politicians. But not from a religious point of view. I think Proportional Representation should be introduced so people have a real choice when they vote and politicians have more people making sure they're doing the right thing and policies that are more sensible.

See, I look at REALITY and then try and make it better. You look at some fantasy God and hope this fantasy God can make things better. Might as well hope your cat can take over the world.

 

[Stann]

Jesus at no time endorsed stoning, and Jesus was the founder of Christinaity.

Correct, but his followers in the religion named after him didn't do away with the Old testament laws against so many people. I didn't know the acts of the Inquisition stood and were even used up until early 19th century.

Jesus at no time endorsed stoning, and Jesus was the founder of Christinaity.

 

[Stann]

Not really. You're telling me that your religion should have preference over my beliefs.

A PROPER GOVERNMENT (not the US govt, not any that uses FPTP) will always fuck things up no matter what official religion they have. Like I said, the UK has an official religion and FPTP and they have a dude from New York running things into the ground. Is he religious? No. So what difference does it make?

I'm worried about all politicians. But not from a religious point of view. I think Proportional Representation should be introduced so people have a real choice when they vote and politicians have more people making sure they're doing the right thing and policies that are more sensible.

See, I look at REALITY and then try and make it better. You look at some fantasy God and hope this fantasy God can make things better. Might as well hope your cat can take over the world.

No religion shall be placed above any other religion in the United States that's in the Constitution and that's not going to change that is a matter of equality and justice under the law. That's the very reason we do not have a state religion.

 

[Stann]

No religion shall be placed above any other religion in the United States that's in the Constitution and that's not going to change that is a matter of equality and justice under the law. That's the very reason we do not have a state religion.

All we need is every religious freak of every different religion fighting amongst themselves in this country that happens enough in countries that don't know any better. We are not a third world nation.

 

[frigidweirdo]

No religion shall be placed above any other religion in the United States that's in the Constitution and that's not going to change that is a matter of equality and justice under the law. That's the very reason we do not have a state religion.

Yes, I know, but then someone's making silly claims which go against US History.

 

[Stann]

Yes, I know, but then someone's making silly claims which go against US History.

Realize the source, only our religious zealot would want such a thing. It's not going to gain an traction in Congress, and even if it does it would meet with strong resistance by the majority of our Representatives. Deep down all of them understand that they represent all of the people not just some of the people which would be what they would be doing if they went for this stupid idea.