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Separation of Church and State attacked in Florida
This should be of special interest to Chris Rodda, as they're using quotes from the Founding Fathers to support their attack on the separation of Church and State. I'm not a historian, so I don't know the context or accuracy of their quotes, but I find this very worrisome. http://www.theledger.com/article/20090721/NEWS/907215041/1374?Tit le=Ads-Tout-Religion-in-Government An especially chilling statement from this group is: "America's government was made only for people who are moral and religious." Well, I'm a moral person and religious- but I do not follow a typical or standard form of Christianity. I have friends who are not religious (especially people who have been burned by Dominionism- Walkaways). I refuse to go to church (I'm sick of being misled, lied to, and abused). We know that they define "Religious" as "Church-going" and in most cases "Going to MY church", and any non-Christian does not meet their standards. I fear these people. They are the enemies of freedom, although they couch their arguments in Freedom of Religion (for them). I might add that this is clear evidence that the religious right is not only still strong- but they're getting more militant (and not desperate).
Separation of Church and State attacked in Florida | 5 comments (5 topical, 0 hidden)
Separation of Church and State attacked in Florida | 5 comments (5 topical, 0 hidden)
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