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Chuck Norris says, ''A grave manifestation is Obamacare's incorporation to use federal funds to pay for abortion and thereby force people of conscience who are pro-life to pay for the terminations of life in the womb across the country.''
Originally posted by Cabaret Voltaire
Read this article by Chuck Norris of all people.... www.wnd.com...
Don't gripe about the source (WND).
The previous Presidents he quotes all support Christianity. Clearly.
Obama.... not walking the walk..... "Whatever we were, we are no longer a Christian nation" & "We do not consider ourselves a Christian nation."
Chuck Norris says, ''A grave manifestation is Obamacare's incorporation to use federal funds to pay for abortion and thereby force people of conscience who are pro-life to pay for the terminations of life in the womb across the country.''
Norris makes a bunch of good points in this article.
I believe Obama is working to take down America and the heritage of our Founders.
America is not down and out yet. Nope
is going to give your particular religion a public handjob.
Originally posted by randyvs
. . . . I call fowl!
why are you such a smart mouth and
exceedingly obnoxcious, not to mention toxic and ugly in evry one of the
comments I have ever seen from you?
Are you that bitchen? I have nothing but doubt for that really. If you are in to men I must say I pitty the fool.
Originally posted by Cabaret Voltaire
The previous Presidents he quotes all support Christianity. Clearly.
The constitution states, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." Both the free exercise clause and the establishment clause place restrictions on the government concerning laws they pass or interfering with religion. No restrictions are placed on religions except perhaps that a religious denomination cannot become the state religion.
However, currently the implied common meaning and the use of the metaphor is strictly for the church staying out of the state's business. The opposite meaning essentially cannot in be found in the media, the judiciary, or in public debate and is not any part of the agenda of the ACLU or the judiciary.
This, in conjunction with several other factors, makes the "separation of church and state" metaphor an icon for eliminating anything having to do with Christian theism, the religion of our heritage, in the public arena. One of these factors is the use of the metaphor in place of the actual words of the constitution in discourse and debate. This allows the true meaning of the words in the constitution to be effectively changed to the implied meaning of the metaphor and the effect of the "free exercise" clause to be obviated. Another factor facilitating the icon to censor all forms of Christian theism in the public arena is a complete misunderstanding of the "establishment" clause.
America was founded on Judeo-Christian principles
America was founded on Judeo-Christian principles, that's where the whole idea of human rights and equality of man comes from, and although they purposefully kept it vague, God is mentioned quite a bit in our founding documents.
Do you believe that two thousand years ago, a Canaanite tent-god had his way with a 14 year old jewish girl, knocking her up with himself just in time to give birth on the same day as Saturnalia, so that he would later have himself killed to appease himself to forgive his most-loved creations of the eternal painful damnation he cursed them all to for eating something he knew they were going to eat anyway (what, was he saving it for dinner?)
The previous Presidents he quotes all support Christianity. Clearly.
Originally posted by andy1033
reply to post by Chainmaker
Yep i know america was founded on the right to be free, thats why you had all those black slaves, lol. that sounds like a right free country to me.
So you where founded on a promise of freedom for all men, so long as they where not black.
Originally posted by watcher73
America was founded on Judeo-Christian principles
Jewish principles which were Egyptian principles, which in turn were Sumerian principles.
But since you like to make false claims tell us how your xtian principles elucidated as "all men are created equal" translated to the slaves your xtian forefathers owned?
Xtianity has never been about equality. Read the bible. And never will be.
Originally posted by watcher73
Never was a xtian nation, never will be.
Youve never had a say in how your taxes are spent and you shouldnt now.