Asura.Floppyseconds said: »
It is two!
A lot of people a lot of the time!
A lot of people a lot of the time!
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Random Politics & Religion #01
Josiahkf said: » if a mulsim president was elected Everyone here realizes that our Country and Constitution was founded on the principles of Christianity right?
Josiahkf said: » bring as much of their religion into the law as christians currently try to. What exactly are they trying to "bring in"? Everything is practically already there and a minority of people want it removed... Altimaomega said: » Everyone here realizes that our Country and Constitution was founded on the principles of Christianity right? Josiahkf said: » bring as much of their religion into the law as christians currently try to. What exactly are they trying to "bring in"? Everything is practically already there and a minority of people want it removed... Actually it was Deism, whoever taught you that the founding fathers were big on the principles of Christianity omitted their love affair with the philosophers of the French Enlightenment. The settlers who landed first and populated the colonies were a smorgasbord of Calvinists, Puritans and other Protestant sects but the founding fathers were Deist. Lakshmi.Zerowone said: » Altimaomega said: » Everyone here realizes that our Country and Constitution was founded on the principles of Christianity right? Josiahkf said: » bring as much of their religion into the law as christians currently try to. What exactly are they trying to "bring in"? Everything is practically already there and a minority of people want it removed... Actually it was Deism, whoever taught you that the founding fathers were big on the principles of Christianity omitted their love affair with the philosophers of the French Enlightenment. The settlers who landed first and populated the colonies were a smorgasbord of Calvinists, Puritans and other Protestant sects but the founding fathers were Deist. I wasn't about to go into the many forms of Christianity. Since most people around here fail to care anyways. A large number of Founding Fathers were deists or had strong deist leanings. Some of them identified themselves as Unitarians, a non-Trinitarian form of Christianity that emphasized rationality and skepticism. These deists include Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Paine, James Madison and John Adams. Bismarck.Josiahfk said: » Altimaomega said: » Everyone here realizes that our Country and Constitution was founded on the principles of Christianity right? Josiahkf said: » bring as much of their religion into the law as christians currently try to. What exactly are they trying to "bring in"? Everything is practically already there and a minority of people want it removed... Mentioning your roots in an argument for validity here is not a good idea. It's up to your generation to move past traditions that no longer apply or that hinder in our modern society. So did every other country back then, some still do! Get over it, and enter the 21st century with the rest of us. Josiahkf said: » While Saevel is technically right, likely the only way we'd get "self proclaimed conservatives" on board with removing religion from the government would be if a mulsim president was elected and tried to bring as much of their religion into the law as christians currently try to. Asura.Kingnobody said: » Josiahkf said: » While Saevel is technically right, likely the only way we'd get "self proclaimed conservatives" on board with removing religion from the government would be if a mulsim president was elected and tried to bring as much of their religion into the law as christians currently try to. I actually wouldn't mind taking religion out of government. The only thing is it can never happen since religion sets the moral and ethical standard for people in the first place. Altimaomega said: » Asura.Kingnobody said: » Josiahkf said: » While Saevel is technically right, likely the only way we'd get "self proclaimed conservatives" on board with removing religion from the government would be if a mulsim president was elected and tried to bring as much of their religion into the law as christians currently try to. I actually wouldn't mind taking religion out of government. The only thing is it can never happen since religion sets the moral and ethical standard for people in the first place. Bismarck.Josiahfk said: » Altimaomega said: » Asura.Kingnobody said: » Josiahkf said: » While Saevel is technically right, likely the only way we'd get "self proclaimed conservatives" on board with removing religion from the government would be if a mulsim president was elected and tried to bring as much of their religion into the law as christians currently try to. I actually wouldn't mind taking religion out of government. The only thing is it can never happen since religion sets the moral and ethical standard for people in the first place. They aren't doing a thing, except being misinterpreted and used to remove the rights of others. careful now! we're starting to tip toe into aspects of communism and (ironically enough) fascism with that religion gets in the way rhetoric. Not that the observation is wrong. Just want to jive things up ;) Josiahkf said: » Altimaomega said: » So did every other country back then, some still do! Get over it, and enter the 21st century with the rest of us. Except for the fact that the United States of America was in no way founded on the Christian religion and that the founding fathers purposely kept religion separate. We definitely should remember that and continue to be reminded of it. Don't worry guys, Cruz wouldn't apply theocracy. He'd just institute the Inquisition.
Just polish your forks, you'll be fine. Valefor.Sehachan said: » Don't worry guys, Cruz wouldn't apply theocracy. He'd just institute the Inquisition. Just polish your forks, you'll be fine. Nobody expects the Canadian-American Inquisition? Josiahkf said: » Altimaomega said: » So did every other country back then, some still do! Get over it, and enter the 21st century with the rest of us. Again, Altimaomega said: » What exactly are they trying to "bring in"? Everything is practically already there and a minority of people want it removed... Why must you talk in circles? Bismarck.Josiahfk said: » that's a very naive thing to say senor, if you genuinely believe in your capitalism world that anyone's religious beliefs are being put above their profits. They aren't doing a thing, except being misinterpreted and used to remove the rights of others. Considering they were used to abolish slavery and are now making it possible for everyone to be treated equally? You're right about someone being naive here, only it isn't me. Altimaomega said: » Everyone here realizes that our Country and Constitution was founded on the principles of Christianity right? Josiahkf said: » bring as much of their religion into the law as christians currently try to. What exactly are they trying to "bring in"? Everything is practically already there and a minority of people want it removed... God damn Lutherans jackin' it up for everyone! Jetackuu said: » Josiahkf said: » Altimaomega said: » So did every other country back then, some still do! Get over it, and enter the 21st century with the rest of us. Except for the fact that the United States of America was in no way founded on the Christian religion and that the founding fathers purposely kept religion separate. We definitely should remember that and continue to be reminded of it. It was founded from the morals and ethics of Christianity and the founding fathers were wise enough to be able to use that and with the same mindset keep it separate in order to form a stable and lasting Government. The father we move away from what the founding fathers setup the worse off our country becomes. Deism
Quote: Because God does not manifest himself directly, he can only be understood through the application of reason and through the study of the universe he created. Deists have a fairly positive view of human existence, stressing the greatness of creation and the faculties granted to humanity such as the ability to reason. As such, deists reject all forms of revealed religion. Any knowledge one has of God should come through their own understanding, experiences and reason, not the prophecies of others. Because deists accept that God in uninterested in praise and that he in unapproachable via prayer, there is little organized religion surrounding deist beliefs. Deists often feel that organized religion add layers of untruth to the reality of God. Some deists, particularly historical ones, however, saw a value in organized religion for the common folk, because religion could instill positive concepts of morality and sense of community. It's a great thing that most developed countries just ignore the obtuse obstructionism of the few who want to keep religion based laws.
Yay for gay marriage, abortion and keeping creationism fairytales out of science classes!! Valefor.Sehachan said: » It's a great thing that most developed countries just ignore the obtuse obstructionism of the few who want to keep religion based laws. Yay for gay marriage, abortion and keeping creationism fairytales out of science classes!! Odd. My children bring home creationism fairytale projects from public school all the time. You realize most people don't care about gay marriage or abortion as long as it is not pushed on them or they are not forced to pay for it... Keep projecting though, its cute. Bismarck.Josiahfk said: » that's a very naive thing to say senor, if you genuinely believe in your capitalism world that anyone's religious beliefs are being put above their profits. Remember the baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple? There are examples of religion trumping capitalism (granted, on an individual basis). Josiahkf said: » What do you want me to say Altima? It's obvious that some POTUS candidates do not support equal rights for marriage and for pregnant women for example; You can easily lose progress made by electing the wrong person. Hell, they all don't support equality. Only people they support are those who are willing to vote for them. |
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