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Hitler made seperation between church and state law in Germany.
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Hitler made seperation between church and state law in Germany.
Hitler made seperation between church and state law in Germany.
He was also for a strong military.
Hitler made seperation between church and state law in Germany.
Proof positive you couldn't see truth if it bit you on the ass and repeatedly clawed your legs till you bled out.You lie.In 1777, the Continental Congress voted to spend $300,000 to purchase Bibles for distribution in the nation.
I agree. However, most of them did want to exclude religion from the cognizance of civil government.
Hugo Black.
Supreme Court Justice.
Former Klansman.
Hated Catholics.
Democrat.
Proof positive you couldn't see truth if it bit you on the ass and repeatedly clawed your legs till you bled out.You lie.In 1777, the Continental Congress voted to spend $300,000 to purchase Bibles for distribution in the nation.
Proof positive you couldn't see truth if it bit you on the ass and repeatedly clawed your legs till you bled out.You lie.
It's sad how little people know about their own country's history. They also opened the very first session of Congress with a prayer session that lasted for hours. A high percentage of the founding fathers, I can't remember the exact number now, were pastors and had degrees in theology.
Robert Aitken (publisher) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaThe war with Britain cut off the supply of Bibles to the United States with the result that on September 11, 1777, the Continental Congress passed a motion that would have instructed its Committee of Commerce to import 20,000 Bibles from "Scotland, Holland or elsewhere." This, however, was not a final vote. A second motion was made to pass an actual resolution to import the Bibles, but was postponed and never considered again.
"In 1776, 11 of the 13 colonies required that one had to be a Christian to be eligible to run for political office."
Such requirements are unconstitutional even if you ignore the first.
guess what, you are all wrong, it was plato.. the republic
"In 1776, 11 of the 13 colonies required that one had to be a Christian to be eligible to run for political office."
Such requirements are unconstitutional even if you ignore the first
"In 1777, the Continental Congress voted to spend $300,000 to purchase Bibles for distribution in the nation."
Which was before we had a Constitution.
"Our DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE declares, "...the laws of nature and of nature's God... We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by the Creator with certain unalienable rights... appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions...""
The DOI is not a legal document and was penned by Jefferson who really didn't like government sponsoring religion.
Skimming through it, the rest of this seems to be basically "but so and so was religious" which does not mean they wanted the state to fund religious things.
Proof positive you couldn't see truth if it bit you on the ass and repeatedly clawed your legs till you bled out.You lie.
It's sad how little people know about their own country's history. They also opened the very first session of Congress with a prayer session that lasted for hours. A high percentage of the founding fathers, I can't remember the exact number now, were pastors and had degrees in theology.
Proof positive you couldn't see truth if it bit you on the ass and repeatedly clawed your legs till you bled out.
It's sad how little people know about their own country's history. They also opened the very first session of Congress with a prayer session that lasted for hours. A high percentage of the founding fathers, I can't remember the exact number now, were pastors and had degrees in theology.
Three of 55 is not a high percentage. Nobody is talking about taking away religious value from government, only limiting the connection between government and organized religion.
Give unto Ceaser what belongs to Ceaser and give unto God what belongs to god.
or something like that.
It seems to me that to be a proper Christian you must also beleive in seperation of church and state.