You are utterly missing my point and that of ALL the Founders.
We have God in our Constitution. It is all over it-—from Natural Law Theory which demands a Designer, to the recognition of Providence, In the Year of our Lord, etc. Everyone knows that the signers of our Supreme Law of the Land demanded a belief in God-Given-Rights. It is as clear as day in the Founding Documents along with no concern about protecting “atheists”—because actually they were marginalized (correctly) until O’Hare and the Marxists moved in to warp our legal system and force atheism in the schools. THAT is unconstitutional. It takes more “Faith” to believe in “nothing created everything” than a belief in God. If there is no God—then we have NO God-given Natural Rights. The stupidity is astounding.
It is the primary Principle of our Constitutional Republic.——Rule of Law which means —there is a “Higher Law” than man made up law which goes all the way back in Western Civilization to Sophocles’ “Antigone”. Are YOU telling me that the meaning of God has changed in our Fixed document?????? That now, when anyone states the word “God”—it establishes a religion. (I don’t even see Congress anywhere). Just WHAT religion is established when you utter the word, “God”?
You don’t “force” anyone to hold a job in the government. If they can’t uphold God-—they aren’t forced to work in the government. Your thinking is so convoluted. They have the freedom to not be a government employee—if they don’t like our LAW OF THE LAND. Fine-—but they will destroy it if they do not acknowledge our Rights come from God. It transforms us into Hilter’s Germany or Stalin’s Soviet Union. They would promote Rule of Man. (Unconstitutional).
Are you saying that People can actually claim to uphold our Constitution-—yet, won’t state that our Natural Rights come from God, when the word God never establishes a religion and it states in our Documents that our Natural Rights come from the Creator-—based on Natural Laws and God’s Laws?
The radical Marxist plank of separation of church and state—isn’t in our Constitution and that warped interpretation of “separation” that is denying freedom of religion in the public square is blatantly unconstitutional.
Saying “God” does not establish any religion—it acknowledges where our Rights in this country come from and people have no “right” to uphold the Constitution if they deny the First Principle of our Constitution.
You think when a teacher or person states the FACTS that our NATURAL RIGHTS COME FROM GOD-—is establishing a religion......Geeesh.
I said nothing about the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. I pointed to Article VI of the Constitution, which says that “no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States.” What part of that clause don’t you understand?