Is America a Christian Nation?

[Votto]

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No, America is not a Christian nation! What do you think?

The very sad part here is, the state run education system failed to inform you that natural rights, according to the Founding Fathers, comes from God himself, not man.

 

[cnm]

The very sad part here is, the state run education system failed to inform you that natural rights, according to the Founding Fathers, comes from God himself, not man.

Lol. The natural rights from gawd the founding fathers ignored. What a hoot.

Gawd wanted the founding fathers to enable and preserve chattel slavery as a basis for the economy but to pretend that on the whole it didn't exist.

Those founding fathers.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

Our father's God to, Thee,
Author of liberty,
To Thee we sing.
Long may our land be bright
With freedom's holy light;
Protect us by Thy might,
Great God, our King!"

That is not Christianity. It’s servitude to human imagination. Becoming subjects of an imaginary king.

The founding of American was every thing but being governed by a King - real or imagined,

 

[Votto]

Lol. The natural rights from gawd the founding fathers ignored. What a hoot.

Gawd wanted the founding fathers to enable and preserve chattel slavery as a basis for the economy but to pretend that on the whole it didn't exist.

Those founding fathers.

Yes, those founding fathers

You disagree that they based the Bill of Rights and the Constitution on God giving us natural rights?

Fact of fiction? What is your history? What is the truth or do you not care?

What you also won't learn in public education is that some would not sign the Constitution so long as slavery existed like George Mason

Others, like Ben Franklin, believed that the only way to get the Constitution ratified was to allow it to be signed to form the country, and that the tenants of the Constitution itself would ensure that slavery would be overturned later, which it was.

And Thomas Jefferson also wanted to include freeing the slaves in the Declaration of Independence, even though he owned slaves but chose not to do so because of the same reason above.

In fact, the entire world at that time was amerced in slavery, not just the Founding Fathers.

I also bet you had no idea that the US had the fewest number of slaves that came directly to the US, most were sent South by the Spaniards. The reason that slaves became so numerous in the US and not down South was, slaves were allowed to have families in the US as where in other parts of the world they were not. Slaves were thus treated better in the US than anywhere else in the world at that time.

The Founding Fathers were the most progressive in the world in terms of ending slavery. But you could care less, right?

No credit whatsoever will be given to the Founding Fathers for beginning to end slavery in the world abroad.

 

[Votto]

Lol. The natural rights from gawd the founding fathers ignored. What a hoot.

Gawd wanted the founding fathers to enable and preserve chattel slavery as a basis for the economy but to pretend that on the whole it didn't exist.

Those founding fathers.

If our rights do not come from God, where do they come from?

Potato head?

 

[Lakhota]

 

[Innocynioc]

No America is not a Christian nation. Every one is free to choose their own religion or no religion.
I really enjoyed the Ray Charles video. That man could have sung the phone book and made it sound good.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

It is, and you shouldn't mess with that.

Obama is a lying sack of shit Manchurian candidate.

America has been generally a nation of Christians (less now) but never a Christian nation.

 

[DukeU]

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It's also where the largest Christian population in the world live.

 

[DukeU]

No America is not a Christian nation. Every one is free to choose their own religion or no religion.
I really enjoyed the Ray Charles video. That man could have sung the phone book and made it sound good.

How very Christian of us.

Free will is straight from the Bible.


That's why there is no door knob on this side..............

 

[NotfooledbyW]

It's also where the largest Christian population in the world live.

Yes and in the land where most Christlike Christians will vote for Biden in November. so there is that reality,

 

[Hellbilly]

My native country, thee,

Well that’s a lie.

 

[DukeU]

Yes and in the land where most Christlike Christians will vote for Biden in November. so there is that reality,

That's not reality, that's fantasy.

No true Christian would vote for abortion.

 

[AMart]

Religious Affiliation # of signers % of signers Episcopalian/Anglican 32​ 57.1%​ Congregationalist 13​ 23.2%​ Presbyterian 12​ 21.4%​ Quaker 2​ 3.6%​ Unitarian or Universalist 2​ 3.6%​ Catholic 1​ 1.8%​ TOTAL 56​ 100%​

Name of Signer	State	Religious Affiliation
Charles Carroll	Maryland	Catholic
Samuel Huntington	Connecticut	Congregationalist
Roger Sherman	Connecticut	Congregationalist
William Williams	Connecticut	Congregationalist
Oliver Wolcott	Connecticut	Congregationalist
Lyman Hall	Georgia	Congregationalist
Samuel Adams	Massachusetts	Congregationalist
John Hancock	Massachusetts	Congregationalist
Josiah Bartlett	New Hampshire	Congregationalist
William Whipple	New Hampshire	Congregationalist
William Ellery	Rhode Island	Congregationalist
John Adams	Massachusetts	Congregationalist; Unitarian
Robert Treat Paine	Massachusetts	Congregationalist; Unitarian
George Walton	Georgia	Episcopalian
John Penn	North Carolina	Episcopalian
George Ross	Pennsylvania	Episcopalian
Thomas Heyward Jr.	South Carolina	Episcopalian
Thomas Lynch Jr.	South Carolina	Episcopalian
Arthur Middleton	South Carolina	Episcopalian
Edward Rutledge	South Carolina	Episcopalian
Francis Lightfoot Lee	Virginia	Episcopalian
Richard Henry Lee	Virginia	Episcopalian
George Read	Delaware	Episcopalian
Caesar Rodney	Delaware	Episcopalian
Samuel Chase	Maryland	Episcopalian
William Paca	Maryland	Episcopalian
Thomas Stone	Maryland	Episcopalian
Elbridge Gerry	Massachusetts	Episcopalian
Francis Hopkinson	New Jersey	Episcopalian
Francis Lewis	New York	Episcopalian
Lewis Morris	New York	Episcopalian
William Hooper	North Carolina	Episcopalian
Robert Morris	Pennsylvania	Episcopalian
John Morton	Pennsylvania	Episcopalian
Stephen Hopkins	Rhode Island	Episcopalian
Carter Braxton	Virginia	Episcopalian
Benjamin Harrison	Virginia	Episcopalian
Thomas Nelson Jr.	Virginia	Episcopalian
George Wythe	Virginia	Episcopalian
Thomas Jefferson	Virginia	Episcopalian (Deist)
Benjamin Franklin	Pennsylvania	Episcopalian (Deist)
Button Gwinnett	Georgia	Episcopalian; Congregationalist
James Wilson	Pennsylvania	Episcopalian; Presbyterian
Joseph Hewes	North Carolina	Quaker, Episcopalian
George Clymer	Pennsylvania	Quaker, Episcopalian
Thomas McKean	Delaware	Presbyterian
Matthew Thornton	New Hampshire	Presbyterian
Abraham Clark	New Jersey	Presbyterian
John Hart	New Jersey	Presbyterian
Richard Stockton	New Jersey	Presbyterian
John Witherspoon	New Jersey	Presbyterian
William Floyd	New York	Presbyterian
Philip Livingston	New York	Presbyterian
James Smith	Pennsylvania	Presbyterian
George Taylor	Pennsylvania	Presbyterian
Benjamin Rush	Pennsylvania	Presbyterian

 

[Billo_Really]

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No, America is not a Christian nation! What do you think?

No it is not!

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Those signers, Amart, created a secular government.

 

[Synthaholic]

Is America a Christian Nation?​

Not in the slightest, apparently.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

We certainly forfeit our right to be a Christian nation if President Biden is not re-elected.

One preacher told me, "The nation can never fill the cup of its iniquity without shedding innocent blood of America, and the blood of the Bidenites et al will be required."He employed a phrase unique to his revelations, “the cup of their iniquity,” to refer to the golden cup held by the female prostitute figure of Revelation 17. This woman, “Babylon the Great, the Mother of Harlots” is “drunken with the blood of the saints, and with the blood of the martyrs of Jesus” (Rev. 17:6). Symbolizing the collective of persecutors, Babylon had filled her cup with her deeds, which would be repaid to her “double” in terms of “plagues . . . death, mourning, and famine” (Rev. 18:6,

. But first, America needs to fill her cup, so God could, in turn, pour out the cup of his wrath.

IOW, MAGA apostates, be aware of what you are fooling with,

 

[NotfooledbyW]

This is not about Trump. This is about Traditional Americans who are tried of being sidelined. Trump is just the one that stood forth to speak out for US.

And we are just getting started.


You need to seriously think about what you want to have happen moving forward.


Do you want more or less violence?

Thomas Jefferson

Virginia

Episcopalian (Deist)

What is an Episcopalian Deist

 

[The Irish Ram]

100 years later. To right a wrong.