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Therefore:Yes we are free to believe as we wish.
So why are women in an unwanted pregnancy in Christian dominated states not allowed to believe that protected human life begins at birth or the potential ability to survive outside the womb.Yes we are free to believe as we wish.
An Atheist can live in America comfortably and not be asked to accept Christianity as their personal religion. As I have said over and over again, there is no 'Church of America.' As long as the Atheist (or any other belief) adheres to our Judeo/Christian law ethics.Therefore:
We are not a Christian nation based upon Judeo Christian morals, and principles if an atheist can have Christians and principles and maintain a life of good patriotic law, abiding citizenry.
All the conservative types are always talking about a christian nation and christian values, well it turns out that this isn't and never was a christian nation, at least according to the authors of the Tripoli treaty.
It states very clearly that the nation is not in any was founded on the christian religion in the words of John Adams himself.
You would think that this would remove all doubt, but as the short thread on the same subject that was so helpfully closed showed us, there are still plenty of folks who will argue the point.
Tell us, why do you think they would write this if it's not true?
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Personal beliefs are not prohibited by the State in America. I don't even know what you are talking about either with unwanted pregnancies. The 'elephant in the room' is why so many women label their children 'unwanted'.....Why is that? Do you know? Have you ever even thought about what you write here?So why are women in an unwanted pregnancy in Christian dominated states not allowed to believe that protected human life begins at birth or the potential ability to survive outside the womb.
A Jewish woman, for instance, who believes God breathes the soul into our mortal bodies at first breath cannot believe that if she lives in Texas.
The personal belief that a woman has a right to terminate her own pregnancy is prohibited in white Christian nationalist run states in America. That is not in dispute.Personal beliefs are not prohibited by the State in America.
An unwanted pregnancy is a pregnancy that is unwanted. What is so hard to understand about that? It happens when a woman gets pregnant and she did so unintentionally and then she decides that she does not want to take the risk of giving childbirth because the possibility of death to her being is a possibility.I don't even know what you are talking about either with unwanted pregnancies
Our laws are not Judeo Christian laws. Civil law has nothing to do with organized religion, rules, morality, dogma, beliefs, and superstitions.As long as the Atheist (or any other belief) adheres to our Judeo/Christian law ethics.
The United States of America did not exist in 1774. Sorry.!September 7, 1774,
In the U.S., Civil law is based on Judeo/Christian morals and values.Our laws are not Judeo Christian laws. Civil law has nothing to do with organized religion, rules, morality, dogma, beliefs, and superstitions.
But you say atheists have those same values, so US Civil Laws are based on atheist values as much as Christian values.In the U.S., Civil law is based on Judeo/Christian morals and values.
You went off on a tangent about other stuff….Ive given links that said the overall religious view at that time was Protestant catholic. I don’t care about offshoot groups…my point wasn’t attempting to be that deep. I was just explaining why people say we are founded as a Christian nation.It all pertains to your politics. Specifically this.
b.3 NotfooledbyW Feb’22 Vittfd:“ Church Membership In America Percentage of population that belongs to a church: 1776 17% 1850 34 1860 37 1870 35 1890 45 1906 51 1916 53 1926 56 195259 1980 62 1995 65* *Estimated. Source: "The Churching of America: 1776-1990" by Roger Finke and Rodney Stark and Gallup Organization data. nfbw 220207 Vittfd00833
You need to have a little smidgen of intellectual curiosity about the rest of it, which provides context for the above data in today’s politics and what MAGA truly means for American Western liberal democracy vs the biblical worldview being applied to politics.
You're starting to get it. Is there an Atheist Ten Commandments? Who would write them?But you say atheists have those same values, so US Civil Laws are based on atheist values as much as Christian values.
We were not founded as a Christian Nation.I was just explaining why people say we are founded as a Christian nation.
We were not founded as a Christian Nation.
The people who say we were “founded”
as a Christian nation are perpetuating the white Christian nationalist myth that America was founded in a Covenant with the Biblical God of Abraham for the salvation of mankind through the sacrifice of his Son’s Virgin birth and subsequent death on the Cross and resurrection.
None of that sin and salvation stuff has as nothing to do with the actual founding of the United States of America.
But the Founders held Judeo/Christian morals, values and beliefs. How could that influence be denied? That being said, they DID NOT set up a Christian nation nor did they create a Church of America. Of course, the fact remains is that most modern religions have much in common including their very basic morals and values.We were not founded as a Christian Nation.
The people who say we were “founded”
as a Christian nation are perpetuating the white Christian nationalist myth that America was founded in a Covenant with the Biblical God of Abraham for the salvation of mankind through the sacrifice of his Son’s Virgin birth and subsequent death on the Cross and resurrection.
None of that sin and salvation stuff has as nothing to do with the actual founding of the United States of America.
You're starting to get it. Is there an Atheist Ten Commandments? Who would write them?
An Atheist can live in America comfortably and not be asked to accept Christianity as their personal religion. As I have said over and over again, there is no 'Church of America.' As long as the Atheist (or any other belief) adheres to our Judeo/Christian law ethics.
Nope, I never said America is a Christian nation. If you have a problem with a billboard, may I suggest you might be a bitAmericans can have other Gods or no god before the Ten Commandment God of Abraham.
Americans can make craven I m ages, They do it all the time.
Americans can’t take the Lord’s name in vain.
Americans don’t have to remember the Sabbath Day and keep it Holy.
Americans don’t have to honor their mother and father,
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FILE - Workers repaint a Ten Commandments billboard off of Interstate 71 on Election Day near Chenoweth, Ohio, Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023. Louisiana could soon become the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public school classroom — in another expansion of religion into day to day life by a Republican-dominated legislature.
Atheists are not bound to the Ten Commandments but you say they have Judeo Christian morals.
You are expressing an argument that America is a Christian Nation where nobody actually has to accept Christianity as their personal religion or Jesus as their Savior but they still have high enough moral character fit to be a good American citizen.
So what is a Christian nation exactly where nobody has to be Christian?
But they did not have to be Christians to have what you call Judeo/Christian morals, values and beliefs.But the Founders held Judeo/Christian morals, values and beliefs.
YES!! Finally you got it. Now what's next?But they did not have to be Christians to have what you call Judeo/Christian morals, values and beliefs.
