PogueMoran
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A secular one as the founding fathers intended it.Then what sort of nation is it?
A secular one as the founding fathers intended it.Then what sort of nation is it?
I never backtracked on anything. I think it's you who hasn't read the thread from the beginning.
'Christian Nation'- When the majority of the nation is Christian.
Then what sort of nation is it?
:lamo
Then why are there over 250,000 Christian churches in America?
Majority of religion means nothing. Saddam Hussein ran a secular Iraq while his country was majority muslim. As for christmas it was not an official hoiliday until after the civil war. It seems our founding fathers didnt take christmas that seriously.:lamo
Then why are there over 250,000 Christian churches in America?
I've been showing evidence of a Christian America and i think it is YOU that should be proving other wise. You're the one that's in denial, not me.
If this isn't a Christian nation then why is 76% of America Christian?
If this isn't a Christian nation then why is there over 250,000 Christian churches in America?
If this isn't a Christian nation then why has the US government always been dominated by Christians employees?
If this isn't a Christian nation then why were the founding fathers Christian?
If this isn't a Christian nation then why is it that you take advantage of the Christian holidays (Christmas)?
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I get it. You're just mincing words. We are a nation whose majority of the population happens to be Christian. That is not how I or most people would define a Nation as being Christian. Most would define that as being a Nation where Christianity is the law of the land... and since we know it's not, this would be a false statement.
Good to see you defined your terms.
I've been showing evidence of a Christian America and i think it is YOU that should be proving other wise. You're the one that's in denial, not me.
If this isn't a Christian nation then why is 76% of America Christian?
Because of the law.
If this isn't a Christian nation then why is there over 250,000 Christian churches in America?
Variation of the first question. Because of the law.
If this isn't a Christian nation then why has the US government always been dominated by Christians employees?
Because the probability curve that Christian employees will be public servants in a nation where a majority of the public are Christian is high.
If this isn't a Christian nation then why were the founding fathers Christian?
Some of them were Unitarians or deists.
If this isn't a Christian nation then why is it that you take advantage of the Christian holidays (Christmas)?
I would say non-Christian Americans appropriate Christian holidays for their own purposes. For them, Christmas is time off and an opportunity to visit family and friends they wouldn't otherwise see.
We're either a land of Muslims or a land of Crusaders. There is no gray area between the two. This is a Crusading nation and the entire planet is well aware of this. Our military is nothing more than modern day Crusaders. Crusaders are Christians.
It is what it is...
We are a nation that was created by Christians and reflects Christian values. We aren't a Christian theocracy, but we are a Christian nation.
We are a nation that was created by Christians and reflects Christian values. We aren't a Christian theocracy, but we are a Christian nation.
We are a nation that was created by Christians and reflects Christian values. We aren't a Christian theocracy, but we are a Christian nation.
We're either a land of Muslims or a land of Crusaders. There is no gray area between the two. This is a Crusading nation and the entire planet is well aware of this. Our military is nothing more than modern day Crusaders. Crusaders are Christians.
It is what it is...
The Freemasons are the most powerful organization in the world(whether you wanna believe it or not). And the Freemasons are dominated by Christians. All religions are welcome but it's a Christian organization, and you must believe in a God for membership. The Freemasons are also the most influential organization in America and have been since day one. Look around at all the government land marks in Washington, and tell me what you see. Christianity has always been ingrained in the US government. But at the same time America welcomes all religions, and that's the best part about this country.
You too are defining terms in a VERY narrow way. We are a nation comprised by a Christian majority and by laws and values that are mostly based on Christian morality. In the way the terms are most often used, that does NOT translate into us being a Christian nation.
Whaaaattttt? :shock:
This isn't the Middle Ages or a video game. And contrary to your bizzare belief, I doubt most Americans are interested in going to war to spread Christian ideals.
I've been showing evidence of a Christian America and i think it is YOU that should be proving other wise. You're the one that's in denial, not me.
If this isn't a Christian nation then why is 76% of America Christian?
If this isn't a Christian nation then why is there over 250,000 Christian churches in America?
If this isn't a Christian nation then why has the US government always been dominated by Christians employees?
If this isn't a Christian nation then why were the founding fathers Christian?
If this isn't a Christian nation then why is it that you take advantage of the Christian holidays (Christmas)?
It is true.
9/11 wasn't the first day we went to war with the Muslims.
Then what sort of nation is it?
I've been showing evidence of a Christian America and i think it is YOU that should be proving other wise. You're the one that's in denial, not me.
Because of the law.
Variation of the first question. Because of the law.
Because the probability curve that Christian employees will be public servants in a nation where a majority of the public are Christian is high.
Some of them were Unitarians or deists.
I would say non-Christian Americans appropriate Christian holidays for their own purposes. For them, Christmas is time off and an opportunity to visit family and friends they wouldn't otherwise see.
AKA> Christian Nation> Majority Rules>:thumbs:
AKA> Christian Nation> Majority Rules>:thumbs:
According to whom? You? Sorry, but you don't define these things for all of us.
It's a secular nation because we allow all religions. If we only allowed Christianity I could see your point, but that obviously isn't the case.