Emphasis mine.
I was unaware that the nine Justices were, on their off-time, kicking the doors down at churches and synagogues and clapping their congregations in irons. I was likewise unaware that people of faith were being cast into prison for practicing their beliefs peacefully. WOW! the media is better at coverupt than I thought!
You learn something new every day.
Phil, you need to get a grip.
He lost the debate the moment he had to resort to insult and invective to answer arguments.
Congress established no religion in the founding documents. They recognized a generic Creator, but no specific sect/creed or flavor was established as compulsory to being a citizen.
No religious test is now or ever was established as a pretext to being a citizen or becoming naturalized.
I therefore don't see the point in claiming the nation is Christian.
No one stops me from practising a traditionalist religion. Matter of fact last time I was in church, I used the 1928 Episcopal Prayer Book, which has been around since SHOCK: 1928.
>> I was unaware that the nine Justices were, on their off-time, kicking the doors down at churches and synagogues and clapping their congregations in irons. I was likewise unaware that people of faith were being cast into prison for practicing their beliefs peacefully. WOW! the media is better at coverupt than I thought!
Cute, but since you obviously have no clue how things have changed since the 1947 Supreme Court usurpation, you might consider doing a little more research before rattling off like a babbling idiot.