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<blockquote data-quote="Pullman Brown" data-source="post: 5999636" data-attributes="member: 73012">So you don’t think secularism is a religion? Everybody legislates a morality and tries to organize their social order according to their beliefs. There is no neutrality. I don’t blame you for thinking this way, because most citizens do. But the first amendment was about keeping the federal part of government from Anglicizing the colonies, ie.. no national denomination.This is why you have to understand the world and previous Protestants vs Catholic, Presbyterians vs Anglican worlds that led to so much of our civil liberties and freedoms. We don’t have the Crown or Parliament or Pope ruling over us but it is a lie lie lie that the citizens of this country were not mostly Protestants Christians who gave us the Constitution etc… Like I said early you are living under the post -1960’s Constitution.By what standard are you going to order your individual, family, local, state, and national jurisdictions. Not everybody in that world were baptized Christians but they knew that where they lived was Christian and assimilated accordingly. It truly is two different social visions!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pullman Brown, post: 5999636, member: 73012"] So you don’t think secularism is a religion? Everybody legislates a morality and tries to organize their social order according to their beliefs. There is no neutrality. I don’t blame you for thinking this way, because most citizens do. But the first amendment was about keeping the federal part of government from Anglicizing the colonies, ie.. no national denomination. This is why you have to understand the world and previous Protestants vs Catholic, Presbyterians vs Anglican worlds that led to so much of our civil liberties and freedoms. We don’t have the Crown or Parliament or Pope ruling over us but it is a lie lie lie that the citizens of this country were not mostly Protestants Christians who gave us the Constitution etc… Like I said early you are living under the post -1960’s Constitution.By what standard are you going to order your individual, family, local, state, and national jurisdictions. Not everybody in that world were baptized Christians but they knew that where they lived was Christian and assimilated accordingly. It truly is two different social visions! [/QUOTE]

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