Separation of Church and State

I don't disagree with a lot of that, but no, sorry, there is no separation of church and state.

Ref: Napster defense

just because you don't want the law to be that way it is doesn't mean it isn't real

the supreme court has spoken

Santa isn't real either

Ref: Napster defense

just because you don't want the law to be that way it is doesn't mean it isn't real

the supreme court has spoken

Santa isn't real either

Concede? To you not agreeing with laws? Yes I concede that you do not LIKE that the Supreme Court HAS infact interpreted the first amendment to mean Seperation Of Church And State, thus making Seperation Of Church And State LAW.

I do concede to that.

Laws are based off the interpretations of S.C.O.T.U.S. and guess what SCOTUS has indeed interpreted The existence of Separation of Church And State. CREATING LAW they do not , INterpreting what they believe is already law, is what they do. ARTICLE III of the constitution is what gives them that power.

The United States, in order for it to remain a bastion of religious freedom, must remain secular in it's nature. There is not a single argument that anyone can make to prove otherwise. The only way for religious freedom to flourish is to have no one religion in control or making the laws. I will argue that that many of the values that many of you claim to be Christian values are indeed human decency that cannot be monopolized by one religion as their own. If a Jewish man performs an act of kindness for a stranger, he is not exhibiting christian values, he is exhibiting human decency and compassion.
Many of the founding fathers were indeed christian, and their values influenced the constitution, but there were many founding fathers who were not christians who's values influenced the constitution. Values that may be attributes of Christianity are also attributes of many other religions that come together to make up the fabric of this society.

The United States, in order for it to remain a bastion of religious freedom, must remain secular in it's nature. There is not a single argument that anyone can make to prove otherwise. The only way for religious freedom to flourish is to have no one religion in control or making the laws. I will argue that that many of the values that many of you claim to be Christian values are indeed human decency that cannot be monopolized by one religion as their own. If a Jewish man performs an act of kindness for a stranger, he is not exhibiting christian values, he is exhibiting human decency and compassion. Many of the founding fathers were indeed christian, and their values influenced the constitution, but there were many founding fathers who were not christians who's values influenced the constitution. Values that may be attributes of Christianity are also attributes of many other religions that come together to make up the fabric of this society.