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originally posted by: seeker1963
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
a reply to: Christosterone
Tell me why Jefferson had an unedited personal copy of the Quran...
Also explain to me why Muhammad (pbuh) was given a placard and wall carving with the header "one of histories finest Law givers" at the Supreme Court...
Allah's Akbar, indeed.
Such disgust and hatred towards Christianity Charlie, yet you most likely want people to respect you for your beliefs?
And we wonder why the world burns while we point fingers......
originally posted by: Christosterone
a reply to: CharlieSpeirs
Schools teach how one goes about researching...personally I stick to non-fiction...mainly biographies, etc...
People arguing that the founding fathers of the United States were not devout followers of the judeo-Christian ethos must have learned this somewhere as historical data is 100% monolithic as regard to their religious predispositions...
So I assume that historical facts must have been ignored by someone in an authoritative position(professor(s) perhaps) since literary evidence and letters authored by the founders themselves prove my point without exception...
I put this to you...find me one founder who was not raised in the Christian church and whose life was not governed by judeo Christian sensibilities and it will be the first I know of...
Thanks in advance..
-Christosterone
originally posted by: Spiramirabilis
a reply to: burdman30ott6
:-)
Well then - I'm guessing you agree with Carson - and believe a Muslim should never be president?
originally posted by: neo96
originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: neo96
We don't care if a candidate is Christian or whatever else as long as they respect the separation of Church and State. You guys are so worried about Muslims doing it... while your own kind enact Christian "Sharia" law.
Breathe Neo.
Truth be told what concerns me more are those who worship at the alter of statolatry and deify the state.
Like the current guy in the oval office, and others with names like Sanders, and CLinton.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: burdman30ott6
Other than that? The timing?
No problem?
originally posted by: seeker1963
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
a reply to: seeker1963
Tell me where the hate was, friend...
Exposing witch burnings currently underway by Christian radicals in Brazil is not hatred, it's enlightenment...
Talking about mass beheadings by Christian cartels in Mexico is not hatred, it's denying ignorance...
You may have missed the word radical in the tangent I had...
You won't be afforded the benefit of the doubt twice though buddy.
You know from our U2Us we are very similar and you've never heard any hate from me towards Christians or anyone else.
Except the deceptive lot that lead us, perhaps.
Deny your viciousness towards Christianity in other threads Charlie. I have not once judged you for your belief in the Quran, but respected you for it because of getting to know you as a human being.
I am not seeing you show the same respect I have shown you with your beliefs as I see you judge Christians. YET? I don't believe in any GOD!
I just believe in the freedom of religion. A death by a thousand cuts is just the same as a death by a bullet, and I am sick and tired of others who deem their beliefs more important than others when it comes down to the Constitution. Grant you, your not a citizen that has enjoyed the freedoms of my country, but this is where I am coming from when I see those in my own country attack Christians for their beliefs and sit silently not saying a word about those of the Muslim faith.
If a fairy in the sky does not exist, then why is it such a threat to those who do not believe in it's existence?
originally posted by: sirlancelot
originally posted by: interupt42
a reply to: Kali74
Ben Carson, hit the headlines on Sunday after he told NBC TV that Muslims were unfit to be president.
He might be on to something. Look how it turned out with Obama.
. I don't think a Muslim should lead a country with a Judeo-Christian Majority.!
originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Phage
Would you advocate a communist POTUS? I'm not saying I don't believe Muslims are good people, or have no business being Americans, or should have any less rights than any other American... I'm saying I WOULD NOT BE HAPPY TO SEE ONE AS PRESIDENT. Not really sure why this is any different than the atheists saying they don't want another religious president or an African American saying they wouldn't want to see another old white man in the office.
No. Communist doctrine is not compatible with our government so such a President could not be effective.
Would you advocate a communist POTUS?
I know. You've made that clear. Not so clear is the "why" part though. Except you fought them. Funny though, I didn't know you were fighting Islam.
I'm saying I WOULD NOT BE HAPPY TO SEE ONE AS PRESIDENT.
What atheists would that be? I'm an atheist. I have no problem with a religious President (you know that Islam is a religion, right?)
Not really sure why this is any different than the atheists saying they don't want another religious president or an African American saying they wouldn't want to see another old white man in the office.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: burdman30ott6
I spent my life "at war" with commies. They were going to make me disappear in a nuclear flash. I was "this close" to being made to fight them in southeast Asia for no apparent reason.
Are extremists dangerous? Of course they are. Is painting everyone of any particular "persuasion" with the same brush a productive exercise. No. Or was Joseph Mcarthy right, after all?
Islam is not the enemy.
originally posted by: buster2010
a reply to: Christosterone
Jesus people...our republic was founded upon the judeo Christian ethos....that is unarguable....but that fact is not even relevant....just thought I would give y'all a bit of historical context...
How many times does it have to be pointed out by using quotes of the Founders of this nation that this is simply not true?
If you get a chance read a book or two about the founders...I would suggest any biographies and you will gain insight into their belief systems.
I suggest you go back and read those books again. Yes some of the Founders were religious but they weren't stupid enough to mix religion with politics. Religion belongs in ones home and place of worship and that's it.