Why The Separation Of Church And State Is Not The Issue

The real issue regarding Christianity and politics.

[colton]

In the founding fathers time it was presupposed that most people believed in God

[quimiorlando]

Isn't this the same guy from that Ben Shapiro video?

[joseherrera]

Does anyone think this was a good actor for democratic politicians?

[juniorcrimebreakers]

I hope every brother and sister in Christ voted today according to our Biblical values.

[sukruoosten]

most good moral laws en morality comes from the christian faith en that even includes science
no country can uplift all the laws of THE LORD en so we must wait until that PERFECT KINGDOM WILL COME AMEN

[ADMusic]

Legislating morality is not the problem. Nobody says "separation of church and state" when a theist is arguing against gay marriage or abortion. Only when theists try to teach creationism in schools, have religious figures displayed on government property, or deny atheists government offices because it's against state law. That's when we say "separation of church and state."

Why do we fight so adamantly against something we don't believe in? Well, how would you like the doctrine Islam being taught in schools, intertwined with politics and government? When your representatives must end each speech with "Allah bless America" and your dollar bills stamped with "In Muhammad We Trust." You wouldn't like that would you? Neither do we.

[benjaminnolanfe]

I agree with the first half but you can't legislate morality. Just because it's a law doesn't mean evil doesn't exist. Anyone who believe getting the law on your side is what really matters is decieved. Get out and reach people for Christ.

[Hereiam]

Frank, since you know Christianity is true, wouldn't you like to see a law that all parents must raise their children with Christian beliefs?