by Roger W Davis

Created on: September 07, 2008

Bill of Rights
Ratified effective December 15, 1791.

ARTICLE ONE
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion,
or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of
speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to
assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
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It used to be humorous, when I was a child in school, to hear idiot adults make reference to Thomas Jefferson's single phrase in a letter to a Baptist minister. The minister had asked him how we can make Baptist the official denomination in the United States. Jefferson rebuked that idiot with inclusion of a fact that an undenominatable Christ cannot be represented by any denomination (1Cor 1:11-13; Eph 4:4-6; Rom 15:20; 1John 2:24,27; Rom 15:21). And the single phrase that idiots of America keep extractiong from that letter is, "..seperation of church and state...."

Seperation of church and state docrines of idiots has its source from the man who believed that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, OR PROHIBITING THE FREE EXERCISE THEREOF....".

I am an adult now, and I don't find it humorous that liar adults are teaching children that laws can legally "..prohibit the free exercise of..." religion, "..or the right of the people peaceably to assemble...."

Thomas Jefferson, the author of a letter refering to something exactly opposite to every ignorant liar's non-existant Constitutional "..seperation of church and state..." clause, not only spoke publicly on the streets with advocates of opposing denominations, but because of the heresies believed by the denominations of the un-denominatable Christ, Jefferson copied the red letter words of Christ to memorize and to shut up idiots who repeat what they heard from somebody and swear that the Bible, (or the Constitution), confirms their ignorance. It's called "The Jefferson Bible", which he, and others who were glad to quickly silence the idiot respectors of men commonly used in public discussions.

Our courts offer the Bible for people to swear their faith to testify only the truth, and for those who have no such faith they are informed that by law they are still held accountable for their testimony. Both houses of Congress are still opened with a non-denominational prayer, and/or a reading of scripture. When I was a child, school classrooms opened with a non-denominational prayer, a reading of scripture, and the pledge to the flag of the United States Constitution, and a different stanza of the national anthem every day. A national anthem written by Francis Scott Key as he watch in the dark after the cannons stopped blasting, to see what "..the dawn's early light..." would reveal. And that last stanza cocludes with the declaration, "..let this be our motto, In God is our Trust."

I'm sorry, sissy (Jer 51:7; Matt 10:34-36; 19:17; 26:27; Jer 51:30-33; Gen 11:9), the idiot adults who taught you about "..seperation of church and state..." in school had no Constitution or knowledge of what you think they thought Jefferson said. Your belief that laws can ban religion, especially in public places, is only as powerful as the ignorance of the idiots who believe the idiots who taught you (Jer 23:28-30).

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