Freedom of Religion in America: Adieu!
In his collumn yesterday Lee Ellis wrote:
"A few days ago, the majority of the Supreme Court ruled as if it were using the Constitution of France instead of the Constitution of the USA. The French Constitution states that its nation is a secular one, while our Constitution states that we are a nation under God. One would not know this if the majority of the Supreme Court today is to be believed"
"Mark Levin states in his book, Men in Black, 'Chief Justice William Rehnquist has written that the Court bristles with hostility to all things religious in public life.' Based on a misreading of Thomas Jefferson’s letter to the Danbury Baptists, the Court has propounded and expanded the concept of a 'wall of separation' between church and state."
Read the complete article: Freedom of Religion in America: Adieu!
"A few days ago, the majority of the Supreme Court ruled as if it were using the Constitution of France instead of the Constitution of the USA. The French Constitution states that its nation is a secular one, while our Constitution states that we are a nation under God. One would not know this if the majority of the Supreme Court today is to be believed"
"Mark Levin states in his book, Men in Black, 'Chief Justice William Rehnquist has written that the Court bristles with hostility to all things religious in public life.' Based on a misreading of Thomas Jefferson’s letter to the Danbury Baptists, the Court has propounded and expanded the concept of a 'wall of separation' between church and state."
Read the complete article: Freedom of Religion in America: Adieu!
posted by SteveH at 7:00 PM
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