Moderator: Community Team
Actually, most of them were deists or theists, very much in favour of keeping faith and politics, the church and the state apart.Frigidus wrote:I agree, but his argument is that because the founders were mostly Christian that the country is Christian. A bit too much reliance on people who have been long dead for my taste, but hey, that describes most of Christianity for me.Herakilla wrote:thats the thing, america also has freedom of religion so whos to say what is teh right one here?Frigidus wrote:Perhaps I've misunderstood Mr. Adams' opinions in the past, but I believe he feels that America is essentially a Christian country and should adhere to Christian morality.Neoteny wrote:Also, god isn't in the constitution.Mr_Adams wrote:just like to point out that nowhere in any law is seperation of church and state mentioned...suggs wrote:First, RESPECT TO THE FEYNMAN!
Secondly, that is a complete nonsense- I didnt realise different states had different alcohol laws.
What abou the seperatio of church and state?
My blood is boiling on your behalf.![]()
Go out get pissed, and sing Propaghandi unti you are hoarse.
Let me rephrase: What's your point?
saxitoxin wrote:Your position is more complex than the federal tax code. As soon as I think I understand it, I find another index of cross-references, exceptions and amendments I have to apply.
Timminz wrote:Yo mama is so classless, she could be a Marxist utopia.