[Motley]

Perhaps if you were to actually spend some quality time with the founding documents you would see the reality of the matter. And it's got nothing to do with true believers. Any college history student is familiar with the tyranny of Mad King George and the misery he exacted upon his subjects through the Church of England. And, any high school history student is familiar with the story about our forefathers fleeing England so as to escape religious persecution there in England.

The facts of history are clearly set forth in the writings of the time. In the eyes then of any reasonably objective investigator, the fact that this nation was founded on Christian principles is inescapable. Maybe not the DNC, but the annals of history and the library of Congress is chocked full of this stuff.


AFTR, I for one will be happy to open my checkbook!

Why didn't the founding fathers just write that we were a Christian nation in any of the founding documents then? Especially the Constitution. Seems like something they would have included if that's their intention.

You can't honestly tell me that the Deists and Freemasons that played the biggest part in our founding had any intentions of one religion trumping all others.

They set up barring of religious tests for political office for a reason as well. I don't need much beyond the opening words of the 1st Amendment to tell myself that Christianity has no place in our government nor does any other religion.

Keep telling yourself that, and keep desperately grasping on to your fairy tale story of what this country was meant to be. I don't need to defend or argue much. Things are going my way after all.