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To: mrobison
Separation of Church and State was never meant to be in this country.

You can look at the first school book that was issed to all schools in this country until 1903.


That school book, among other things, had the Lord's prayer and the Constitution.

29 posted on 06/26/2002 2:59:53 PM PDT by WakeUpChristian
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To: WakeUpChristian
I enjoy reading "old" books and such -- and it is truly amazing how much things have changed over the years. I'm sure you've heard the proper way to boil a frog.

But the old textbooks are a great read, along with Old Farmers Almanac, the World Book and other encyclopaedias prior to about 1970, this was before all the political correct commie pinko crap started infiltrating our precious bodily fluids on a major scale.

50 posted on 06/26/2002 3:09:53 PM PDT by Freedom4US
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To: WakeUpChristian
I agree.

Why don't y'all join us over here?

B-chan

91 posted on 06/26/2002 3:46:54 PM PDT by B-Chan
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To: WakeUpChristian
On seperation of Church and State

It is impossible to build sound Constitutional doctrine
on a mistaken understanding of Constitutional history...
The establishment clause had been expressely freighted with
Jeffersons misleading metaphor for nearly forty years...
There is simply no historical foundation for the proposition
that the framers intended to build a wall of seperation
[between church and state]...
The recent court decisions are in no way based on either
the language or the intent of the framers.

William H. Rehnquist
1985 Assoc. Justice U.S. Supreme Court
Wallace vs Jafree

142 posted on 06/26/2002 8:56:40 PM PDT by The Mayor
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