Is there Such A Thing As Separation Of Church And State ?

[Lewis]

Lance do you want to hear my speech for winning ?

 

[jasoncran]

Lance do you want to hear my speech for winning ?

lewis lets not rub this in. i see no need for this.

 

[Lewis]

lewis lets not rub this in. i see no need for this.

What's wrong with a little fun:yes:p

 

[jasoncran]

What's wrong with a little fun:yes:p

is it christlike? is this why we debate here? to win?

 

[Lewis]

is it christlike? is this why we debate here? to win?

Jason, I was just kidding around with Lance, why are you going there ?

 

[jasoncran]

Jason, I was just kidding around with Lance, why are you going there ?

i dont think he would see it that way. look at my profile read the visitor comment.

 

[Lewis]

I looked at it, but Lance is a grown man, if it bothers him he can come to me with it.

 

[jasoncran]

suit yourself then.

 

[Lewis]

Ok sorry Lance.

 

[WIP]

You have been shown this before, but you refuse to accept this as evidence because you don't accept the wording.




This clause protects the government from being run by any one religion and keeps the government from telling you not to worship as you please.

I'm curious. How does this clause protect the government from being run by any one religion?

Let's read it again.
"Congress shall make no laws respecting the establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof."

I see that the amendment protects the people from a government forcing any religious agenda upon the people but I do not see the reverse. It was a statement made by Thomas Jefferson that was taken out of context by the Supreme Court in 1878 that started this whole problem and has since misled the public and the courts ever since. I think it was and always will be a mistake to allow our courts to make law. That's the role of congress. The courts are only supposed to declare whether a law made by congress is constitutional or not and only when it has been challenged.