Time to Really Separate Church and State!

[Jnew28]

"Did the Constitution fully separate the church from the state? I submit that America embodies a legal fallacy that denies a true separation of church and state. If an elected official believes in a god, and that God is the ultimate guide in one’s life and persuades the individual while conducting public business, does that not infect our democratic process with religious thought? It most definitely does and why we have elected representatives fighting agaPictureinst gay rights, science, global warming, and secretly oppose the long-term reality of Earth remaining in a good standing order, because their God is out to destroy the world through an Armageddon scenario."

Continue reading here: http://stupidpartymathvmyth.com/1/post/2016/01/time-to-really-separate-church-and-state.html

[allan01]

1. freedom of religion . fredoom from religion. freedom from atheisem and freedom of atheisem.

[cleanhippie]

2. If an elected official bases their policy decisions on their religious beliefs...

Then said policy should be immediately disregarded. If the policy is sound, there will be secular justification for it.

[me b zola]

3. Recommending for BMUS

[Lars39]

6. Why....

On earth was BMUS flagged? What have I missed?

[me b zola]

9. Neither one of her two posts in 24 hours were in the least bit offensive

But she was called out in an anti-Bernie sight just prior to this happening.

[Lars39]

10. Darn!

Getting really ugly here.
Thanks for letting us know.

[Jnew28]

8. Huh? Please explain.

[zentrum]

4. Freedom from my taxes

…going to support political organizations, which also happen to be churches, and who pay no taxes but who hugely effect elections and policy.

[yortsed snacilbuper]

5. "their God is out to destroy the world through an Armageddon scenario"

They believe the world is coming to an end anyway, so they don't believe in doing anything to solve our problems!

[ileus]

7. It's well past time to ban all religions here in our America.