Zone1 People who tell you that you can't mix politics and religion

[JoeB131]

Because I am free to make my own decisions without them being shoved down my throat by others.

But that's not what you guys want. You don't want ANYONE to have an abortion or a gay marriage.

 

[The Irish Ram]

It is what we want.

 

[forkintheroad7]

No, i speak facts. Satan is the ruler of this world.

and breezewood posts..

 

[Mashmont]

Hitler wasn't an atheist.

And having a famine (even if exacerbated by bad policies) isn't a murder.

Of course he was.

 

[JoeB131]

Of course he was.

Nope, he was born Catholic and constantly talked about God and Jesus in his speeches.

 

[otto105]

Notice how it is usually liberals who tell you this?

Yeh.. nuff said?

But I'll say a little more anyhow.

When the system we live in stops advocating the murder of innocent children, maybe I'll consider ditching politics, so called.

When the govt stops breaking the law, while expecting the little people to obey EVERY jot and tittle thereof.. You know, the Border laws, specifically

Maybe I will think abut ditching Politics, so called.

Then again, there may always be immorality in govt..

do ya think

What the **** are you posting about.

Our constitution informs us that religion cannot be part of the state. You support the constitution right?

 

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What the **** are you posting about.

Our constitution informs us that religion cannot be part of the state. You support the constitution right?

Actually the establishment clause did not restrict states from having established state religions. It was written to prevent the national government from interfering with state established religions of which half of the states had at the time the constitution was ratified.

 

[Blaster]

I seldom discuss either politics or religion when I interact with people.

 

[otto105]

Actually the establishment clause did not restrict states from having established state religions. It was written to prevent the national government from interfering with state established religions of which half of the states had at the time the constitution was ratified.

Yes, yes it did. All early states that had state religions ended them after the signing of our Constitution.

 

[otto105]

I seldom discuss either politics or religion when I interact with people.

Hilarious

 

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Yes, yes it did. All early states that had state religions ended them after the signing of our Constitution.

Nope. That is incorrect. Maybe look it up.

 

[otto105]

Nope. That is incorrect. Maybe look it up.

Dude, you look it up as you’re WRONG.

 

[buttercup]

Nope, he was born Catholic and constantly talked about God and Jesus in his speeches.

I hope you're not so ignorant to believe that just because he was born into Catholicism and may have used religious rhetoric for his own self-serving political purposes that that means anything. He was obviously not a Christian. Reportedly, his spiritual views were Occultic.

 

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Dude, you look it up as you’re WRONG.

U.S. Pledge of Allegiance | Pros, Cons, Debate, Arguments, Religion, and Separation of Church and State | Britannica

Should the Words “Under God” Be in the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance?

undergod.procon.org

Are you learning yet?

 

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[otto105]

U.S. Pledge of Allegiance | Pros, Cons, Debate, Arguments, Religion, and Separation of Church and State | Britannica

Should the Words “Under God” Be in the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance?

undergod.procon.org

Are you learning yet?

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And 30 years later no state had a sponsored religion.

My point.

 

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And 30 years later no state had a sponsored religion.

My point.

No, your point was the establishment clause didn't permit state established religions, when in reality the establishment clause was written to prevent the federal government from interfering with state established religions.

 

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Are we learning yet, otto105 ?

 

[otto105]

No, your point was the establishment clause didn't permit state established religions, when in reality the establishment clause was written to prevent the federal government from interfering with state established religions.

Yes, all the state sponsored religious practices were ended because of the constitution.

Is that not true from your graph.

 

[Bezukhov]

People who tell you that you can't mix politics and religion​

Wait, didn't Jesus say "My Kingdom is part of this World, so seize earthly political power and lord over and dominate every body else"?