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Tag Archives: christian nation
Is America a Christian nation?
For those who still believe that the Founding Fathers were Bible-thumping evangelical fundamentalists, I invite you, on this Independence Day, to read this and then read this (from Paul’s letter to the Romans, Chapter 13): 1 Let everyone be subject … Continue reading
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The Religious Right Looks to the Future
Review by John C. Snider © 2009 Barack Obama, who was “the most liberal Senator in America” according to his Republican foes, a man accused of being a secret Muslim, a man whose parents were apostates from their respective religious upbringings, is now … Continue reading
Obama says “America not a Christian nation”…
…and in front of foreigners, no less. At a joint news conference in Turkey with Turkish president Abdullah Gül yesterday, Barack Obama said: “Although…we have a large Christian population, we do not consider ourselves a Christian nation, or a Jewish … Continue reading →