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Re: Handwriting On The Wall

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I've been trying to research some detail on this question of founding fathers' beliefs and intent. So much of what I found is biased one way or the other. I would appreciate any leads to some plain jane information or history on this subject, something that hasn't been interpreted for me.
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Zee wrote:I've been trying to research some detail on this question of founding fathers' beliefs and intent. So much of what I found is biased one way or the other. I would appreciate any leads to some plain jane information or history on this subject, something that hasn't been interpreted for me.
good luck! :lol:

Really its about reading LOTS of different opions and the writings of our founding fathers.

to get a plain jane version of the Semi-God Like status we put on our founding fathers, is pretty hard, now-a-days
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Purplehood wrote:
dewayneward wrote:
Government does not need religion, and religion does not need Government.
that is not what our founding fathers thought. If need be, I can get all of the quotes for this. I would recommend getting literature/videos from a group called wallbuilders. they have done a good job collecting this information. You may be surprised that our country WAS founded on Christian values and that religion WAS suppose to be in government. I know that most folks nowadays dont know that (thank you media and the dumbing down of our education system) and even our own president, who went to college for constitutional law thinks that separation of church and state is in the constitution, but history will prove you wrong.
And I can collect just as much reflecting the exact opposite. Choose your founding fathers and run with it...
Well...My founding father can beat-up your founding father! :mrgreen: :smilelol5:
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pdubyoo wrote:
Purplehood wrote:
dewayneward wrote:
Government does not need religion, and religion does not need Government.
that is not what our founding fathers thought. If need be, I can get all of the quotes for this. I would recommend getting literature/videos from a group called wallbuilders. they have done a good job collecting this information. You may be surprised that our country WAS founded on Christian values and that religion WAS suppose to be in government. I know that most folks nowadays dont know that (thank you media and the dumbing down of our education system) and even our own president, who went to college for constitutional law thinks that separation of church and state is in the constitution, but history will prove you wrong.
And I can collect just as much reflecting the exact opposite. Choose your founding fathers and run with it...
Well...My founding father can beat-up your founding father! :mrgreen: :smilelol5:

Basically, what some people dont want to admit, is that some founding fathers are more important than others.
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marksiwel wrote:
Zee wrote:I've been trying to research some detail on this question of founding fathers' beliefs and intent. So much of what I found is biased one way or the other. I would appreciate any leads to some plain jane information or history on this subject, something that hasn't been interpreted for me.
good luck! :lol:

Really its about reading LOTS of different opions and the writings of our founding fathers.

to get a plain jane version of the Semi-God Like status we put on our founding fathers, is pretty hard, now-a-days
x2. Your best hope is to research the author, determine his bias, and interpret the interpretation from there. :smilelol5:

The only other option is to look up the sources in the backs of books, and try a few of them out. Its a long and tedious process to be sure.
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Re: Handwriting On The Wall

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marksiwel wrote:
pdubyoo wrote:
Purplehood wrote:
dewayneward wrote:
Government does not need religion, and religion does not need Government.
that is not what our founding fathers thought. If need be, I can get all of the quotes for this. I would recommend getting literature/videos from a group called wallbuilders. they have done a good job collecting this information. You may be surprised that our country WAS founded on Christian values and that religion WAS suppose to be in government. I know that most folks nowadays dont know that (thank you media and the dumbing down of our education system) and even our own president, who went to college for constitutional law thinks that separation of church and state is in the constitution, but history will prove you wrong.
And I can collect just as much reflecting the exact opposite. Choose your founding fathers and run with it...
Well...My founding father can beat-up your founding father! :mrgreen: :smilelol5:

Basically, what some people dont want to admit, is that some founding fathers are more important than others.
Let me finish that sentence above: "some founding fathers are more important than others, depending on what point that it is that you are trying to make".
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