This nation in which we live was—beyond question—founded by religious people. Now, I’m not saying Christian—but certainly people of deeply held religious convictions. There’s no way around that.

So, exactly what makes your perceived right not to have to view religious symbols in public places and hear people pray in public, trump my actual right to display such symbols and to pray in public?

For instance, from The Declaration of Independence:

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights,…

I’m purposely avoiding the red herring about Christianity here as the founders considered “these truths self-evident,” that men are created, which presupposes the Creator Who endows them with rights.

Looks to me like the government likes to talk about selected views of America’s founding fathers while conveniently ignoring the fact that the religious should prevail in such things, not the atheists.

Food for thought, no… Pretending to be Christian, president Barack Obama, needs to grow a backbone…

Further reading

• APPRISING MINISTRIES EXCLUSIVE: ACTUAL STATEMENT FROM CHARISMA HOUSE AND JONATHAN CAHN RE. DAVID JAMES AND POSSIBLE LAWSUIT
• QUESTIONS TO PONDER ON THIS LORD’S DAY
• PRO HOMOSEXUAL PASTOR JAY BAKKER DENIES JESUS’ ATONEMENT