[La Enchiladita]

I guess it’s going to be up to you to determine who is religious enough to become POTUS, because I know I am not qualified to determine that. I look at convictions, track record and values.

And, btw, just how religious was John Adams? And, did George Washington attend church regularly, a church that YOU would approve of? I have no idea.

[Yosemitest]

This country is in the HELL that it deserves BECAUSE its people have bought into the LIE of "Separation of Church and State".

[Yosemitest]

This country is in the HELL that it deserves BECAUSE its people have bought into the LIE of "Separation of Church and State".

[Yosemitest]

More study links:

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"Has it [government] any solid foundation? any chief cornerstone ... ?
I think it has an everlasting foundation in the unchangeable will of God, the Author of Nature whose laws never vary.
... Government ... is by no means an arbitrary thing depending merely on compact or human will for its existence.
... The power of God Almighty is the only power that can properly and strictly be called supreme and absolute.
In the order of nature immediately under Him comes the power of a simple democracy, or the power of the whole over the whole.
... [God is] the only monarch in the universe who has a clear and indisputable right to absolute power because He is the only one who is omniscient as well as omnipotent.
... The sum of my argument is that civil government is of God, that the administrators of it were originally the whole people."
- United States Founding Father, A leader of the Sons of Liberty, Mentor of Samuel Adams, James Otis, "The Rights of the British Colonies Asserted and Proved", (Boston and London: J.Williams and J. Almon, 1766), pp. 11-13, 98



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"The only true basis of all government is the laws of God and nature.
For government is an ordinance of Heaven, designed by the all benevolent Creator".
~Samuel Adams, Signer of the Declaration of Independence ~



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... we will look, for the permanency and stability of our new government, to him who bringeth Princes to nothing, and teacheth Senators wisdom.
By order of the House
House of Assembly,
JOHN HART, Speaker.
Sept. 24, 1776.



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"Kings or parliaments could not give the rights essential to happiness.
... We claim them from a higher source--from the King of kings, and Lord of all the earth.
John Dickinson, Signer of the Constitution; Governor of Pennsylvania



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[W]hatsoever State among us shall continue to make piety [respect for God] and virtue the standard of public honor will enjoy the greatest inward peace, the greatest national happiness, and in every outward conflict will discover the greatest constitutional strength. --
The Works of John Witherspoon (Edinburgh: J. Ogle, 1815), Vol. IV, p. 270, from his “Sermon Delivered at Public Thanksgiving After Peace.” (emphasis added)
John Witherspoon, Signer of the Declaration of Independence:



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