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Your buddy confirmed that Jesus is not mentioned once and you are arguing for this nation being founded by the Jews. Either way it's two for me and zero each for you two. Best of five?Good one. A counter worthy of your caliber.Wow, I feel so overwhelmed. Are you two drinking from the same fountain? Does it say, 'non potable'? That means, "Don't drink."If you read much (do you?), you can see for yourself that Abraham called God the Supreme Judge. It's a term common in Rabbinic literature. And divine Providence is also a name for Him common in Jewish thought and also in Christian theology, including Calvinism (covenant theology).SoNames for the Judea-Christian God found in the Declaration of Independence:If our nation was founded as a Christian nation does not Christian specifically refer to Christ, Jesus Christ? So I assume there are many references to Jesus in the original documents. At least a single reference to Jesus in the founding document perhaps? One? Anywhere?
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But that's just the Declaration of Independence. In the context of societies built largely on the social and political theories of Puritanism and Covenant theology, first in New England, then in the middle colonies, then in the southern colonies, the principles of our early Christian society are the principles referred to in the DoI.
Creator was code for: JesusAnd Christian "principles" was how our government was shaped? Don't read much, do you?
Supreme Judge was code for: Jesus
divine Providence was code for, you guessed it: Jesus
And do you think government is not based in principle? Governments just appear out of the sky?
Seriously, read some.![]()