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[jorgelaurel]

Texas State is like they say you can be better, stronger, smarter than me but regardless I will always be best

[diegomyers]

Currently applying there. Wish me luck 🍀

[josecarrillo]

The best college ever in texas san marcos

[shelbymiranda]

Hi, I am doing a project to promote one of the programs here at Texas State University and want to use some clips from this video. Is there a way I can get permission to use this.

[rinzin_]

Does anybody know the application fee waiver 😂?

[ratherbfishing]

Do they still have open book finals? Easy

[brianparent]

You do remember that Roger Williams was a Puritan like Puritans on The Mayflower also called, "Separatists" after The Reformation of Denominations? (Reformation / Britannica). Where do you think the term 'Separatist" vs "Loyalist" came from? Hmmmm? Baptists, Amish, Puritans, Lutherans, Ana-Baptists, along with many other church denominations falls under Protestantism (Protestantism / Britannica). They mention in Britannica that Protestants were against The Church of England, but they fail to mention that Protestants were also against Catholics as well. Martin Luther, a Protestant, who formed Lutheranism also came out with The New Testament in German. William Tyndale, another Protestant Leader, was the first to publish The New Testament into English. The Bishop at that time didn't like his translation, so William was later burned at the stake just like Edward Wightman (Encyclopedia). Edward Wightman was an Ana-Baptist and the last man burned at the stake in England by King James for heresy. Britannica does mention him as the reason why Capital Punishment came to America under "Burning At The Stake." Ya know....Roger Williams came out with The Separation of Church & State that transcended down into our 1st Amendment through Thomas Jefferson (Library of Congress - "A Wall of Separation" Danbury, CT) to grant religious freedom which was to prevent a person from becoming persecuted for their religious freedom to speak their beliefs, so that a person wouldn't be hung or burned at the stake for their beliefs. It was also to prevent 'governing powers' from trying to influence "scripture." The Baptist Church was to be simple. A Pastor, Senior Pastor, and perhaps a Reverend. "No hierarchy" like The Roman Catholic Church. If you read deeper into The Reformation, you'd understand that. It was King Henry The VIII that founded The Church of England and Protestantism, but Protestants later turned against The Church of England. Also, through history and Britannica, there were past battles between Protestants and Catholics between The 1500s and The American Revolution. Look it up.