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**Laqswrnm** · 03-22-2011, 12:00 AM

Because America is a pluralistic, tolerant nation where free thought, free expression, and religious freedom are sacred

The notion of religious freedom reveals Dragon, like so many others confounds the American society with government. The actual language of the Constitution is a prohibition on Congress in establishing a religion. To be clear, it was referring to Christian religion as they had in PA, the Quakers, MD, the Catholics, and MA, the Puritans. These States were among the States that had an established religion. One had to be a member in good standing of that particular church to even run for office.

These are just some of the facts that multiculturalists want to ignore as they deny America is and always has been a Christian nation even though it, through Christian considerations, decided it was best to have a secular government.

03-22-2011, 12:00 AM	#27
Laqswrnm Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 498 Senior Member	Because America is a pluralistic, tolerant nation where free thought, free expression, and religious freedom are sacred The notion of religious freedom reveals Dragon, like so many others confounds the American society with government. The actual language of the Constitution is a prohibition on Congress in establishing a religion. To be clear, it was referring to Christian religion as they had in PA, the Quakers, MD, the Catholics, and MA, the Puritans. These States were among the States that had an established religion. One had to be a member in good standing of that particular church to even run for office. These are just some of the facts that multiculturalists want to ignore as they deny America is and always has been a Christian nation even though it, through Christian considerations, decided it was best to have a secular government.
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