KY Bill allowing Bible literacy classes in public schools

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(03-15-2016, 01:52 PM)fredtoast Wrote: WTF?

No.  I never said anything like that.

All I said is that there is no mention of "Christian principles" anywhere in the Constitution.

Do you honestly think the founding fathers would have been in favor if infringing on the rights of Jews or Muslims to worship as they please in the United States because everyone implicitly knew that there was only one true religion and it was Christianity.  Where the hell did you come up with such an insane idea?

You said exactly like that, as you said the fundementals of Christianity shouldn't be taught in school because the Constitution says religion not Christianity (remember I had the 2 confused) and found it so important that they made it #1. So your arguement is it was not founded on Christian principles because the Christian was not used. Given the history of the country at the time the Constitution was written do you think they had aspecific religion in mind when they wrote #1?

You say you can't argue it because the Constitution didn't say it (remember you saying a "came stong with it"? When shown how hypocritical that line of thinking was it quickly turned to what they meant.