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"Separation" Defined and Refuted
By Examining Separationist Cases
Back in 1892, when Separationism, Darwinism, and Secularism were starting to gain a foothold in America, the U.S. Supreme Court took some time to declare in no uncertain terms that America is a Christian Nation. This Court's opinion in this decision can single-handedly reverse 12 years of government schooling. It is then a comparatively easy task to expose the foolishness of "separationism."
As we show elsewhere, the First Amendment was designed to prevent:
  1. A church denomination officially recognized and protected by the sovereign;
  2. A church denomination whose members alone were eligible to vote, to hold public office, and to practice a profession;
  3. A church denomination which compelled religious orthodoxy under penalty of fine and imprisonment;
  4. A church denomination able to expel dissenters from the commonwealth;
  5. A church denomination financed by taxes upon all members of the community; (even those not members of the denomination),
  6. A church denomination which alone could freely hold public worship and evangelize;
  7. A church denomination which alone could perform valid marriages, burials, etc.

The First Amendment reads:

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof . . . .

Did the Congress which drafted this Amendment intend to separate God and country? To create a secular nation rather than a nation "under God?" Why did the same Congress that approved the First Amendment immediately pass a resolution asking President Washington to lead the new nation in prayer and thanksgiving for the new constitution?

 
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