Don’t Blame the Danbury Baptists
Hello, Friends of Freedom! This week, we will discover exactly where the phrase “Separation of Church and State” came from. So, let’s dig in!
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Faith and the Founding; Not “Established,” But Essential
Hello, Friends of Freedom! Happy New Year to you all as we enter a season of unprecedented change in our great country! We have all heard the phrase, “This election of our Presidency will be the most important election of our lifetime.”
Church and State, Part II
Hello, Friend of Freedom! First off, let me wish you a Merry Christmas! I know some of you may choose other holidays to celebrate and not choose to celebrate Christmas, and some of you will not celebrate at all. Hey, that’s why is great to be in America! We have the freedom to celebrate our …
Church and State Part I
Hello, Friends of Freedom, Our wonderful country has been beset with an atmosphere of incivility for quiet sometime now. In my awareness of politics over the last 40 years it keeps going from one depth of darkness to even lower levels of attack not only on candidates but their families as well.
About Jefferson, the Danbury Baptists, and the abused (by the Left) “Separation of Church and State”
…Either the wall was intended to keep government out of the church, or it was intended to keep the church out of the government. The truth is, Jefferson’s wall of separation was meant to protect every individual’s freedom of religious practice and expression without fear of penalty or retaliation from the government or any private …
A Letter to Editor (Laconia Daily Sun): A Response to Mike Kitch (7/12/22) Where He Tries to Drag NH State Rep Gregg Hough but Suffers a Faceplant.
Well, since Michael Kitch is seemingly starting a media barrage against the Conservative NH State Reps in the Belknap County Delegation (he has another LtE today and so does his ideological brother, sr. advisor to the Citizens for Belknap, I figured I should go to that battleground and correct the former Sun reporter. So I …
Some Thoughts on the Myth of School Neutrality
I just read my personal copy of the “Saving Our Children” issue of The New American. The magazine is published by The John Birch Society and this was a special edition devoted to k-12 education and the many issues that prevail in the schools.
Babylon Bee: Which Politician is less Likely to Make My Faith Illegal?
Yeah, the Babylon Bee – a post from 2019 but isn’t as much satire any more given the nomination of ACB (Amy Coney Barrett) to the Supreme Court by President Trump. A poke two (or is that three?) ways. Let me first put this into context from Hillary Clinton’s promise.
There is No Separation of Church And “State Refugee Resettlement Dollars”
If you are one of those “separation of church and state” folks or someone who takes issue with the Feds sending tax-dollars to religious organizations you’d best not also be out there crying compassion for the resettlement of refugees. Why? Because most of the billions spent to resettle refugees in the US every year …
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OK, so where DOES it state “Separation of Church & State” in the Constitution?
For many, the answer is “er, somewhere in there”. For others, it’s an inside joke (watch and find out). I agree with the Professor – what has come to pass was never written at all. This is splendid discussion of what I have posited in the past – that perhaps it is time to bring …
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