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Churches should not allow same-sex marriage, but the government should. Marriage has two sides � the covenant with God and the legally binding contract. The law should allow the legal side and completely disregard the Church � that is separation of Church and State.
a lot in general and struggling to decide between books Reading about the differences between democracy and liberty Bemoaning GWB re: torture, civil liberties, the economy, the environment, separation or church and state, separation of the classes, alienation of the world (What hasn't he f***ed up?
a lot in general and struggling to decide between books Reading about the differences between democracy and liberty Bemoaning GWB re: torture, civil liberties, the economy, the environment, separation or church and state, separation of the classes, alienation of the world (What hasn't he f***ed up?
you're curious about who I *do* like, I'm a fan of Ralph Nader, Russ Feingold, Rachel Maddow, Jon Stewart, and Matt Taibbi)Really, I've been more and more vocal about my Atheism and church/state separation lately, and I'm being getting more and more involved in organized heresy with a local group.
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Why church/state separation is important
Bush's pick for Attorney General, and his views: LINKA
quick overview on GWB's "faith-based initiatives": LINKAmerica's
legacy of religious liberty: LINKAn overview of church/state
separation in the USA: LINKHistory of the Separation of Church and
State in America.
Is separation of church and state important...?
In response to Is separation of church and state important...? :Is
separation of church and state important to you?YesNoToday at lunch
BlondeGeek pissed a liberal off when she asked him where this
clause was in the constitution. This is important to me so long as
we keep the state out of the Church.
Is separation of church and state important...?
Is separation of church and state important to
you?YesNoEnhancement, enhancement.I think separation of church and
state is important for several reasons.
Separation of Church & State; or, Who Murders Who?
by the public
is that the separation of church and state is intended to protect
the state from incursion into its bailliwick by "the church" (as if
it were one thing). The Supreme Court has even gone so far as to
rule that separation of church and state implies not only freedom
of religion,
OkCupid comments of the day
of your post on separation of church/state is
that it focuses on ONLY separation. That is fine. I just wish to
drop the line that the founding fathers were not
God/Religion/Church haters. I am not saying that that is what you
said. I'm just saying.Note that in my church/state separation post,
I only
Obama the Christian?
do not believe in separation of church and
state. With Islam the church is the state. Are you naive enough to
believe that Barack Obama does not know that there is no separation
of church and state in the nation of Islam? Are you implying there
has been no separation of church and state for the last
Separation of Church & State; or, Who Murders Who?
The doctrine
of separation of church and state goes back to Thomas Jefferson
(and others) in his 1802 letter to the Danbury Baptists saying that
the First Amendment builds "a wall of separation between Church
& State."The Supreme Court has referenced the doctrine of
separation more than 25
Don't believe the Liberals, America does have a Christian Heritage!
Myth #1:
Jefferson's letter to the Danbury Baptists is the basis for
separation of church and stateSome misguided people try to claim
that this quote from Thomas Jefferson establishes the "separation
of church and state" that we now have today:"Believing with you
that religion is a matter which lies
Is separation of church and state important to you?
and
state. Or if the president of the US by law automatically became
the spiritual leader of the Catholic Church as well as leader of
the country, then we wouldn't have separation of church and
state.Just read this and educate yourselves:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separation_of_church_and_state
Prop 8
Similarly, the First
Amendment guarantees the principle of the separation of church and
state - by implication, because separating church and state is what
allows religious liberty to exist.""The phrase separation of church
and state is generally traced to the letter written by Thomas
Jefferson in
Aladdin would have never been made post 9-11
That said, the separation
of church and state in the United States is under siege. The more
time that has elapsed since the Revolution, the more people have
been forgetting its principles and why those principles were sound.
This is very true in the case of the separation of church and state
as a
Should evolution and creationism be taught side-by-side in public schools?
The Creationist problem is a
uniquely American phenomenon, despite the rigorous separation of
church and state. I went to school in England with no such formal
separation of church and state, and we had 'Religious Education'
classes every week.
