KY Bill allowing Bible literacy classes in public schools

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(03-15-2016, 02:18 PM)fredtoast Wrote: I still don't mean what you mean by "Christian principles".  

If you mean "Christianity is the only true religion" then, "No" our country was not founded on Christian principles.

That 100% of the population in 1776 was Christian and their daily lives revolved around it. Why would they not infuse their beliefs in a society they created? (Waits for article disputing 100% were Christians; more like 98.9%)

We are not the first population to dispute this notion and as it is intepreted today Relgion (Christianity) is not allowed in the classroom and I except that; you know, the topic of the OP. This does not mean for every "see you are wrong' someone can find, I cannot counter with "see I am not". Do I think the founding fathers used Christianity as a basis to form our nation? Yes. Do I think they would say WTF when they saw it today? Yes.