BackAgain
Neutronium Member & truth speaker #StopBrandon
I said no such thing.if you are saying people who go to Church were not intended to have any involvement in govt...!!
The confusion is entirely yours.you do not know the history of this country and are wrong as can be
Your understanding of the rationale behind our First Amendment’s religion clauses may be off. While it was Jefferson, in a mere letter, who made the notion of a “wall of separation between church and state” A common parlance, it is also fair to say that he maybe overstated his case.Again, the OP and site stand... That is truth and anyone who disagrees is wrong as hell
But it remains absolutely true that: our government cannot tell us who to worship or even whether to worship, and our religions do not get to tell the government what laws they must pass or oppose.
They can ask the government for such things. But they don’t get the power to vote on such laws themselves. (And no, that does not mean that a person of faith cannot run for office or win a seat in office.)