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Why are you not a Christian?Picaro is stupid: not in intellect but that (1) he won't learn and (2) he thinks others are not as smart as is he.He has merely confused terms and periods, as do the ignorant like him.
He simply ignores that’s the great number of members at the Convention were not members of evangelical denominations. They were Quaker, Episcopal Congregational, one Catholic, and a confused John Jay, supposedly an “evangelical” the which no one can prove. He can’t refute the truth of this.
The first great awakening was not evangelical in the 2nd great awakening sense in which he tries to define it. The second began more than a dozen years after the Constitutional Convention. The first awakening was about Christian conversion and organizational realignment, not the 'evangelical awakening' that Picaro incorrectly thinks.
Thomas Jefferson and the Baptists occurred AFTER the Convention, a member of which Jefferson was not. Jefferson was clearly a deist, as his statement of being a Christian in a sect of one. His Jefferson bible cleaned out all the miraculous stuff the Baptists and other evangelicals dearly loved and clearly stated that TJ loved the morals of Jesus. There is no statement of Christian acceptance of Jesus as Lord and Savior.
Ethan Allan was a deist when not being agnostic.
Benjamin Franklin was a poly-theist when not being a deist.
Madison was a very weak Christian (at best) who held the evangelicals in horror.
If Picaro tried this argument in college, the professor would flunk it immediately and tell Picaro not to speak again until the reading and research were done.
Picaro is stupid: not in intellect but that (1) he won't learn and (2) he thinks others are not as smart as is he.He has merely confused terms and periods, as do the ignorant like him.
He simply ignores that’s the great number of members at the Convention were not members of evangelical denominations. They were Quaker, Episcopal Congregational, one Catholic, and a confused John Jay, supposedly an “evangelical” the which no one can prove. He can’t refute the truth of this.
The first great awakening was not evangelical in the 2nd great awakening sense in which he tries to define it. The second began more than a dozen years after the Constitutional Convention. The first awakening was about Christian conversion and organizational realignment, not the 'evangelical awakening' that Picaro incorrectly thinks.
Thomas Jefferson and the Baptists occurred AFTER the Convention, a member of which Jefferson was not. Jefferson was clearly a deist, as his statement of being a Christian in a sect of one. His Jefferson bible cleaned out all the miraculous stuff the Baptists and other evangelicals dearly loved and clearly stated that TJ loved the morals of Jesus. There is no statement of Christian acceptance of Jesus as Lord and Savior.
Ethan Allan was a deist when not being agnostic.
Benjamin Franklin was a poly-theist when not being a deist.
Madison was a very weak Christian (at best) who held the evangelicals in horror.
If Picaro tried this argument in college, the professor would flunk it immediately and tell Picaro not to speak again until the reading and research were done.
Because you think all modern day revelations and miracles are fake?
That's a bold denial with weak evidence for said position, imo.