Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:54 pm
true that, i would consider this country as a glorious melting pot of everything in the world almost
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?