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originally posted by: MrsNonSpecific
a reply to: Annee
Yep, i did know that.
I think it might be an old compromise hanging around from the roundheads and cavaliers.
I think the queen is just a figurehead now, maybe no one can be bothered to re write the oath?
I ompletely agree they should change it.
originally posted by: rupertg
Thank God for separation of Church and State.
"...the introduction and application of the “Separation Between Church and State” doctrine into the fabric of American culture is one of the greatest acts of fraud and deception ever to be perpetrated upon the American people. The doctrine is nothing more than a legal fiction brought into existence only by committing tremendous violence against the founders’ original vision for the country.
The BIG Lie: “Separation of Church and State” (Part 15)
The doctrine or separation of church and state is a fabrication of blatantly liberal, anti-Christian, dishonest, activist judges. In fact, the words,"separation of church and state" are only words taken out of context from a letter written by Thomas Jefferson. They exist nowhere in the laws of our nation.
The Separation of Church and State Hoax
..."separation of church and state" is a gigantic fraud. Why? Because there is no separation of church and state. Government religion is a fact in the United States.
Court Unmasks Secularism as State "Religion"
"...the separation of church and state as understood today is a total fraud. It seems obvious that Founding Fathers vision is completely opposite to that of the ACLU or the liberal courts."
What the Founders believed regarding the Separation of Church and State
"the doctrine of separation of church and state is a scam..."
The Separation of Church and State Hoax
Most political conversations now initiated, concerning the separation of church and state, claim that the separation they speak of is based upon the U.S. Constitution. In reality, this phrase is found nowhere in the Constitution; neither is their argument.
Separation of Church and State: Then and Now
So before we can discuss the constitutionally protected rights of students at school, we have to dispel this sinister myth of the so-called “separation of church and state.” Like the proverbial monster hiding in a child’s closet, the “separation of church and state” is a pure figment of the imagination that has for far too long haunted us. It’s not in our Constitution, Bill of Rights, or any other of our nation’s founding documents.
Dispelling the Church-State Separation Myth at School
Mr. Patton claims that this is not a Christian nation. Is that right? The founders who built this great nation would disagree. One hundred fifty-five of the one hundred fifty-seven men who were considered America's founders were devout Christians! Thomas Jefferson, the man who coined the phrase ‘separation of Church and state’, it seems, did not abide by his very own ‘separation of Church and state’ doctrine. The reason he did not is because there was no such thing!
The Lie of Separation of Church and State
originally posted by: Darth_Prime
a reply to: neo96
I guess someone else is missing the point that we have to ask and still get denied, unlike Gun Owners
originally posted by: Darth_Prime
a reply to: neo96
How? you can still get Guns, up until this Year i couldn't "Legally" Get Married, if i go to certain states i can legally get Denied Services, Housing,Property,Jobs or be fired... and i repeat you can still get Guns
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: ChesterJohn
The only God that dislike the free will of its creation and keep telling them that is a haven and hell that they will go if they do not follow its rules and commandments is the Man created God.
Malachi 4:4 Remember ye the law of Moses my servant, which I commanded unto him in Horeb for all Israel, with the statutes and judgments.
originally posted by: Klassified
a reply to: ChesterJohn
God does allow homosexual relationships even if he dislikes it. But for a far different reason than many understand and is clearly stated why in the Authorized Version of the Bible in Romans Chapter one.
By "authorized", I'm assuming you mean the KJV?
By "allow", do you just mean he doesn't smite them immediately? Because Paul makes it quite clear that God finds it very distasteful, and takes action behind the scenes, so to speak. Paul also lumps them in with those worthy of death in the same chapter. I guess I'm just curious about your take on it, and how you came to the conclusion you did. Sincere question, btw.
So, if he spends time on domestic affairs, he is failing. If he spends time on foreign affairs he is also failing.