Happy Seperation of Church and State Day Options

[lanbexx]

let us all take a moment to honor the fundamental principle of our government that the current administration is working so hard to preserve

[radhikaeatsraman]

^Uhm, they didn't settle to create the US. They settled as a colony of England, which has a state religion. The founding of the United States happened way later. And the seperation of church and state is clearly recognized in the US Constitution.

[pyoon]

^Uhm, they didn't settle to create the US. They settled as a colony of England, which has a state religion. The founding of the United States happened way later. And the seperation of church and state is clearly recognized in the US Constitution.

They settled as a colony of England, which has a state religion. The pilgrims and puritans settled in the new continent as a means to break free from the restricted state religion of England. Religion played a great role in the Revolution by offering a moral sanction for the opposition of the British. I wasn't referring to the development of the country of US because for obvious reasons there are to be no ties between the government and religion. The constitution is a secular piece of writing. I was plainly referring to the settlement of the colonies as a nation-state (for that definition refer to Benedict Arnold's writting on nationalism and nation-states), that the colonies were formed under the basis of religion. And without such settlment you cannot notedly argue that there would even be an America today. Dip shits...

[demolished]

They settled as a colony of England, which has a state religion. The pilgrims and puritans settled in the new continent as a means to break free from the restricted state religion of England. Religion played a great role in the Revolution by offering a moral sanction for the opposition of the British. I wasn't referring to the development of the country of US because for obvious reasons there are to be no ties between the government and religion. The constitution is a secular piece of writing. I was plainly referring to the settlement of the colonies as a nation-state (for that definition refer to Benedict Arnold's writting on nationalism and nation-states), that the colonies were formed under the basis of religion. And without such settlment you cannot notedly argue that there would even be an America today. Dip shits...

calm down. she wasnt biting you.