Lysistrata
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What a bizarre comment, perhaps "rant."
who is "they" and what is a "Markzosocialist Democrat Party"? You must come from an Eastern European nation.
I don't know what you mean by this. The U.S. has never had an established religion of any sort. I think that the people who wrote the Constitution learned not only from the history of Christianity in Europe, but also from the history of the colonies that were uniting. Each colony had had its own religion, though all of them were Christian, and carried out jailings, beatings, banishings, and even hangings stemming from their religious differences. The "Founders" might have been aware, among other things, of the life and execution in 1660 of Mary Dyer, Quaker:
Top 10 Things You May Not Know About Mary Dyer
Christians have never agreed among themselves since Jesus left the planet. This situation has continued up to the present day, and, sadly, it is based on a desire for superiority, power, dominance, and winning, not any desire for spiritual growth or enlightenment. With no disrespect intended toward any other faith, the U.S. can never be a "Christian nation" due to this fact alone.
Moreover, there was no election cheating, and prayer has never been banned in public schools.
they are generally rationalizing the truth in favor of the .omeurta-insisting antileaders of the Markzosocialist Democrat Party.
who is "they" and what is a "Markzosocialist Democrat Party"? You must come from an Eastern European nation.
the ones who imposed throw away the laws set in place by their state legislatures when America was still a Judeo-Christian Nation,
I don't know what you mean by this. The U.S. has never had an established religion of any sort. I think that the people who wrote the Constitution learned not only from the history of Christianity in Europe, but also from the history of the colonies that were uniting. Each colony had had its own religion, though all of them were Christian, and carried out jailings, beatings, banishings, and even hangings stemming from their religious differences. The "Founders" might have been aware, among other things, of the life and execution in 1660 of Mary Dyer, Quaker:
Top 10 Things You May Not Know About Mary Dyer
Christians have never agreed among themselves since Jesus left the planet. This situation has continued up to the present day, and, sadly, it is based on a desire for superiority, power, dominance, and winning, not any desire for spiritual growth or enlightenment. With no disrespect intended toward any other faith, the U.S. can never be a "Christian nation" due to this fact alone.
Moreover, there was no election cheating, and prayer has never been banned in public schools.