Kimp the Shrimp
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timrikthegorf said:In God We Trust didn't happen until civil war time and that was to make the people feel better.
Swearing on the Bible when entering the presidential office is optional, though no one has yet to opt out. It says that the president "shall" swear on the Bible, not must.
The ten commandments may be in the supreme court, but only 2 are actual laws. Killing and stealing. The other 8 are not laws. So, while they may be there as a symbol of law, they are not followed as law. It would be the same as putting up Hamorabi's Code (I'm sure I spelled that wrong). It's a symbol of a code of laws, though we do not follow them.
The original 13 colonies were founded for financial reasons. The pilgrams came here for religious freedom, but James Town was founded by England so the country could tap into the resources of this side of the globe. This country grew from the 13 colonies that started with James Towen in Virginia. You really don't know much about your history it seems.
Can someone please tell me how homosexualtiy is morally wrong? I keep hearing that it is, but not why it is.
Question. If the Bible is the word of God, does that mean all things in the Bible are true, just, pious, and moral? Answer that and I'll get back to you.
The Bible is the interpation of the word of God thats why there are diffent versions
in regard to your morol question it state in the bible that a man should lay with a women for Procration purposes it is morol wrong based on ones faith if you are a authist then you have no morol objection but you man have a personal one
in regard to the 10 commandments these are the rules set forth in the judaeo christen beliefs ( the Pilgrums where Protestent, a christen faith)
our constition and bill of right where written with these principals in mind