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• God vs. Gov’t: What Does the Constitution Really Say About the Separation of Church and State?

  May 17, 2013 at 1:08pm

  In reply to azghost.

  @THE-RIGHT-RIDER the argument is, you are claiming that the 1st doesn’t apply to religion. Except I have serious doubts you would be claiming that if the dominant religion in this country was Muslim. Then you would be arguing that the government shouldn’t be able to force feed a faith upon us.

• God vs. Gov’t: What Does the Constitution Really Say About the Separation of Church and State?

  May 16, 2013 at 10:26pm

  In reply to GordonHarvey.

  @_MOLON_LABE_ i find it hilarious how we seem to be arguing similar points and have similar names. Guess ‘come and take them’ doesn’t only apply to our 2nd, but also to our 1st and the others.

• God vs. Gov’t: What Does the Constitution Really Say About the Separation of Church and State?

  May 16, 2013 at 9:19pm

  In reply to Echo5Charlie10.

  @DAVID-FL you can’t quote the book in question to prove the book is real. What if I done that with Harry Potter. I believe in the religion of harry potter, don’t believe its real? Turn to the 6th book, when the skies grow dark because of an evil presence, that is coming true, therefore it proves the book is real.

• God vs. Gov’t: What Does the Constitution Really Say About the Separation of Church and State?

  May 16, 2013 at 9:17pm

  In reply to DLV.

  Wow, you literally just took what the video said and restated it like you thought of it. Good job.

• God vs. Gov’t: What Does the Constitution Really Say About the Separation of Church and State?

  May 16, 2013 at 9:16pm

  In reply to RJJinGadsden.

  Hmmm, wonder if religion had anything to do with slavery or not allowing interracial marriage? hmmm.

• God vs. Gov’t: What Does the Constitution Really Say About the Separation of Church and State?

  May 16, 2013 at 9:15pm

  In reply to Echo5Charlie10.

  @JEFFILE so if it wasn’t the ten commandments, but was muslim, you would be ok. The government can not endorse a religion. It is that simple. Putting up the ten commandments does just that. It promotes christianity over all other religions. What if it was muslim, would you feel like you were being attacked? of course you would, christians are already trying to act like they are being attacked, even though 78% of the country say they are christians.

• God vs. Gov’t: What Does the Constitution Really Say About the Separation of Church and State?

  May 16, 2013 at 9:13pm

  In reply to Echo5Charlie10.

  If you can’t teach your children the Golden Rule without religion, then you are a bad parent. It doesn’t take the fear of burning in hell to understand not to steal, kill, or hurt others. If your child steals a toy, take one of theirs away, they will quickly understand how it feels to be without and won’t want to do that again.

• God vs. Gov’t: What Does the Constitution Really Say About the Separation of Church and State?

  May 16, 2013 at 9:08pm

  In reply to GordonHarvey.

  Atheists don’t practice a religion, that is the point of them being an atheist. You have the freedom to believe anything you want, but you can not have the freedom to act. One is absolute, the other cannot be. If you really had complete freedom to act on your religion, what about the religions that promises 72 virgins for killing infidels. Punishing them for killing would inhibit their religion. Get the picture?

• God vs. Gov’t: What Does the Constitution Really Say About the Separation of Church and State?

  May 16, 2013 at 9:05pm

  In reply to azghost.

  What if ‘his god’ is a Muslim god, you ok with that then? or is it, only ok if it is a Christian god?

• God vs. Gov’t: What Does the Constitution Really Say About the Separation of Church and State?

  May 16, 2013 at 9:04pm

  In reply to teapartyconservatism.

  Atheists can’t prove God doesn’t exist? Can you prove he does? Can you prove Thor doesn’t exist? Is your proof because something hasn’t been disproven? Then send me 100k for keeping tigers away from your house. Prove I haven’t.

  Its funny, Christians and other religions are the ones that are denying rights to people. Slaves, mixed marriages, gay rights etc… Tell me again how you, being in the business of restricting people’s freedoms are actually more patriotic.