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To: Linda Frances
Thanks for that morally pluralistic sermon, but Reagan also firmly believed in the separation of Church and State. You have his belief, confused with Santorum’s theocratic agenda, in which he has come right out in great detail. (Santorum’s own words;) “I do not believe that the separation of Church and State are absolute!”, He said this on response to what President Kennedy said about his Catholic beliefs and previous quote; “I believe that the separation of Church and State are absolute!”.

And even attempting to compare Santorum to the Greatest President and Executive Master of our time, is a great insult to his image and good name. So don't even try.

40 posted on 02/27/2012 7:12:09 AM PST by PSYCHO-FREEP (If you come to a fork in the road, take it........)
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To: PSYCHO-FREEP

Psycho (may I call you by your first name?) I’ve noticed you have a real hatred for people of faith who won’t vote for your candidate. You attack to the point of destroying someone. Your hatred is real and obvious.This is still a country where all citizens, including presidential candidates, can freely speak of their faith. If you think it turns people off, tell Newt to stop too.

I believe that faith and religion play a critical role in the political life of our nation Ronald Reagan.


45 posted on 02/27/2012 7:20:51 AM PST by Linda Frances (Only God can change a heart, but we can pray for hearts to be changed.)
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To: PSYCHO-FREEP
Thanks for that morally pluralistic sermon, but Reagan also firmly believed in the separation of Church and State.

There is no such thing and selling your soul to the devil because you dislike Santorum and Catholics at a discount seems kind of foolhardy.

There is an "establishment clause" and a "free exercise clause". To exercise means to do vigorously and the notion that religion is barred from influencing debate in government in the public square is a left wing secular nut philosophy.

In fact I just had to explain this to a liberal at Politico and the fact that I now have to explain it to a self identified conservative here at FR makes me throw up as well.

51 posted on 02/27/2012 7:36:04 AM PST by jwalsh07
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To: PSYCHO-FREEP
Thanks for that morally pluralistic sermon, but Reagan also firmly believed in the separation of Church and State


The separation of Church and State is NOT in the Constitution, although the Marxist left wants to put it in there like all good Marxist do. What Reagan believed was this country should not have a state church, like Britain did, and I agree with him on that. But it's obvious from his speeches, he thought speaking of faith can and should be part of the political discourse, or he would not have talked about it so much, AS PRESIDENT.

We Christians don't talk of our faith to upset you, we like talking about our faith to one other, you just happen to come into Santorum threads. Maybe your drawn to those who have faith, or maybe your here only to do a hit piece on Santorum, I don't know, but am praying for you, as I'm sure others here are.

52 posted on 02/27/2012 7:40:37 AM PST by Linda Frances (Only God can change a heart, but we can pray for hearts to be changed.)
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