Jesus, get out!

[Scerab]

Yes...
religion should have no place in the political stage of the United States of lobbyists... yet it’s often catapulted to the front and center of our political debates. When our founding fathers found this nation, they wanted to avoid the mistakes of the colonial British empire of merging religion and state. But the Murdoch’s were successful, through their networks, in indoctrinating many of those who are shackled by organized religion. Indeed, the religious groups across the United States of lobbyists usually advocate for the reds and a bill passed recently by our bigot-in-chief has even built on this and enhanced this trend.
Riddle me this, why is our bigot-in-chief incredibly vocal about the atrocities of the holocaust, yet he has done or said very little about the genocide of the rohingya muslims? The answer is simple... the United States of lobbyists, constitutionally, cannot have an official religion. However, through the red zombie making networks, we have an unofficial religion. This is at the root of the rising anti-semitism and islamophobia in the United States of lobbyists. The reds will do any thing to get elected, from gerrymandering, to colluding with Russians and even exploiting the citizens faith and beliefs.
Islam is the world fastest growing religion. By 2050,  of Europe will be Muslim, Islam will surpass judaism in the US to become the second largest religion, and It will be the world leading religion, while the religion the Roman emperor Constantine forced on Europeans will be second. So in short, this policy of favoring a religion by our state will have significant consequences for those who currently support it in the turn of this century. Particularly because many Christians identify as secular or even abandon the indoctrination forced upon them by their parents.
Unfortunately, as long as the reds resort to their chicanery, these trends will continue. Let’s weaponize places of worship to bombard those who frequent them with political agendas. After all, our votes are worthless if we cannot back them up with funds to hire lobbyists to further pursue our causes.

[zelmo1234]

Actually I think that you need to go back to the federalist papers and read what they were talking about.

One of the first mandatory school books in the public schools was the Bible, many of the founding fathers were alive and in government at that time. You would have though they would have caught that.

Also your statistics are a little off, one of the fasted growing religions in the middle east is Christianity, and they do this in the face of death if they are discovered.

So I would totally disagree with you and tell you that if we want to see this nation thrive again we will embrace God as we once did, and ask, no beg for his forgiveness.

Because while the constitution prevented a state church, it also prevented the government from telling people how to worship and where to worship.

[Crepitus]

Then why the scrupulous avoidance of references to "god" in the constitution?

[Peter1469]

Several of the new States had state religions for long after the Constitution was ratified.

The often mentioned Jefferson letter concerning religion and the need to stay away from government was meant to protect religion from government. It was not meant to protect government from religion.

History is hard. (Citing Barbie doll)

[zelmo1234]

Then why the scrupulous avoidance of references to "god" in the constitution?

The constitution can't be separated from the declaration.

The constitution is a list of what the government can and mostly can't do

and what the government can't do is tell you how to worship and when to worship.

But the declaration clearly states that the basis of all of the laws in the rights endowed to each and every mane women and child by our creator, God...

[Tahuyaman]

It's not that religious beliefs should not have any influence on government, it's government should not have any influence on your religious freedom.

[Scerab]

Actually I think that you need to go back to the federalist papers and read what they were talking about.

One of the first mandatory school books in the public schools was the Bible, many of the founding fathers were alive and in government at that time. You would have though they would have caught that.

Also your statistics are a little off, one of the fasted growing religions in the middle east is Christianity, and they do this in the face of death if they are discovered.

So I would totally disagree with you and tell you that if we want to see this nation thrive again we will embrace God as we once did, and ask, no beg for his forgiveness.

Because while the constitution prevented a state church, it also prevented the government from telling people how to worship and where to worship.

School curriculum was not modernized in the United States of lobbyists until the nation came under threat from the USSR. The politicians favored scientists over theologians when the nation was lagging behind scientifically. The problem with a nation embacing a particular religion is it will create intolerance and discrimination. Ask yourself, can the US afford that? Look the CEOs of Microsoft, UBER, and alphabet, they are immigrants and non-Christian. This country will lose talent and skills it needs by such medieval tendencies. Regarding my statistics, I referenced this article among many,
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank...ion-in-europe/
I can understand why you referenced the orthodox Christian of the Middle East. It’s a big focus of the Murdock network of zombies, to create this hollow propaganda surrounding the middle eastern conflict. A propaganda which portrays a war that is solely between Muslim and Christian, where in fact it’s a human crisis created by the policies of the red politicians. Let me explain why...
in the 1950s, the United States of lobbyists supported fundamentalist Islam in the Middle East because they did not want communism to spread to that region. This manifested over decades into what we see today as extreme Islam. During the 1950s for example, Saudi Arabia was a somewhat liberal country, where women would not have to cover their bodies and cinemas were established. But because of this US backed fundamentalism movement was gaining ground, the people were brain washed and made more conservative. The end result of that was 9/11. The second mistake was the terrible president, Bush, /spit. He created a power vacuum in Iraq that gave rise to ISIS. And according to this article, the Christian population of the Middle East will shrink by 2050.
http://www.pewforum.org/2015/04/02/m...-north-africa/

[zelmo1234]

School curriculum was not modernized in the United States of lobbyists until the nation came under threat from the USSR. The politicians favored scientists over theologians when the nation was lagging behind scientifically. The problem with a nation embacing a particular religion is it will create intolerance and discrimination. Ask yourself, can the US afford that? Look the CEOs of Microsoft, UBER, and alphabet, they are immigrants and non-Christian. This country will lose talent and skills it needs by such medieval tendencies. Regarding my statistics, I referenced this article among many,
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank...ion-in-europe/
I can understand why you referenced the orthodox Christian of the Middle East. It’s a big focus of the Murdock network of zombies, to create this hollow propaganda surrounding the middle eastern conflict. A propaganda which portrays a war that is solely between Muslim and Christian, where in fact it’s a human crisis created by the policies of the red politicians. Let me explain why...
in the 1950s, the United States of lobbyists supported fundamentalist Islam in the Middle East because they did not want communism to spread to that region. This manifested over decades into what we see today as extreme Islam. During the 1950s for example, Saudi Arabia was a somewhat liberal country, where women would not have to cover their bodies and cinemas were established. But because of this US backed fundamentalism movement was gaining ground, the people were brain washed and made more conservative. The end result of that was 9/11. The second mistake was the terrible president, Bush, /spit. He created a power vacuum in Iraq that gave rise to ISIS. And according to this article, the Christian population of the Middle East will shrink by 2050.
http://www.pewforum.org/2015/04/02/m...-north-africa/

First you might want to check out the Gates family a little closer, Jobs was the agnostic

Second God was removed from our public education in the early 70's and the quality of education has been in decline every since We are lower in Science, technology, and Mathematics than we have ever been, look at the nationality make-up of most engineering departments, there are immigrants many from countries that have strong religious beliefs.

Not to mention what has happened to the Moral Code since God has left the building.

As for the middle east, the reason that Christianity is so strong is because it does not discriminate against women and children, and it is not violent.

The number one cause of a Muslim death is this world is another Muslim. It is not nor has it ever been a religion of peace, and that is becoming clear to the people of the middle east and that are looking to counties like Jordan and Egypt to find a path out of the nightmare they are currently living in.

Europe is coming to the same conclusion and there are countries closing their doors to immigration and keeping a much closer eye on their Islamic immigrants.

The world is moving away from you sir, you just have not seen the signs .

[Captdon]

Then why the scrupulous avoidance of references to "god" in the constitution?

How would you know there was a scrupulous lack of references to God? Why would there need to be?

[MMC]

Reach out and touch Faith.....and no I'm not talking about the one that wears high heels.