[allmost]

He was wrong.

[stormer]

Unfortunately, Thomas Jefferson isn't around for you to school him on the legal foundations of the United States.

[Cvengr]

I’ve noticed a new campaign under this administration to indoctrinate younger generations in new pagan approaches of ‘environmental justice’, ‘environmental rights’, ‘Earth Justice’, and other bizarre ‘rights’, such as a ‘right to a home’, ‘rights to environment’ and ‘rights of sustainability’.

They are targeting black inner city teens with promises of professional careers leading social programs to advance these ideals. Unfortunately, that class of people lack the intuition, intelligence, familial childhood, and just loving discipline to recognize the bogus political nature of those agendas, nor discern the consequences of devoting their allegiance to counterfeit substitutes to God’s Plan in their lives.

The only thing more heinous than those agendas, are the criminally insane and corrupt adults who have planned and advocated their logistics.

[CitizenUSA]

Actually, Jefferson was right, but he's being quoted out of context. Christianity is not part of the law. For example, we don't have a national church. On the other hand, the founders were clearly guided by Christian principles.