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Stace said:Ok, here's a question, because everyone wants to bring up the separation of church and state issue....people that don't like say that the establishment clause of the First Amendment doesn't say anything about a "wall" or whatever, but I have never interpreted that part of the amendment to mean anything other than a separation of church and state.
If Thomas Jefferson, who wrote the First Amendment, did not intend for there to be a wall of separation, then why did he write this to the Danbury Baptist Association?
Because Jefferson was an Athiest or an agnostic at best, however, his opinion did not represent the majority of the signatories to the constitution, in fact the Supreme Court decision to erect the wall between church and state is in violation of the intent of the first amendment which is stop the government from preventing the free expression of religion the ACLU has successfully transformed the 1st amendment as a safeguard against theocracy to a weapon to be wielded against any persons of a religious nature, and I'm saying this as an agnostic I don't know if there's a god or not, but the wall between church and state HAS created an established religion and that religion is called atheism that has every single agreed upon characteristics of a religion. Jefferson at the time when he made that statement simply didn't understand the nature of the nation as it would become following WW2, Jefferson died 12 years after Marx was born and Jefferson simply didn't live long enough in for him to get to know the evils of socialism and the techniques they would use in the future to destroy American society.
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