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Separation of Church and State: Fact or Fiction? An analysis of the argument and the truth behind it

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Separation of Church and State is Not a Lie or a Myth

Separation is the will of our founding fathers, without the guidance of whom this nation, this great American experiment in democracy, would have been lost many years ago. In order to go forward we must shed ourselves of the weights and chains which restrict us, and never we look back to gaze upon them. The ability of our society to have progressed this far has been based on a government that is its self free of govern of outside religious intuitions; we must not look back, not now, not ever.

The “news” programs, such as Fox News, other networks, publications, politicians, and anyone else who states a contrary claim are willfully, purposefully, and knowingly perpetrating a fraud against the American people. In other words, they’re lying and they know it. That is how all such tales and myths about America as a “Christian Nation” should be interpreted by all who hear them.

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wrong answer... by k kelly on Tuesday, Dec 4, 2007 at 9:23:51 AM
What's your point? by Rev. Robert Vinciguerra on Tuesday, Dec 4, 2007 at 11:08:40 AM
A few Adams weigh in by reasonableperson on Thursday, Dec 6, 2007 at 1:13:05 AM
You're a wee bit off regarding Newt by Tom Murphy on Tuesday, Dec 4, 2007 at 11:50:25 AM