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Rights aren’t given by gods or other imaginary beings. Rights are granted by We The People.
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@allanc3655 Learn your history he says…. The Bill of Rights is the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution. It spells out Americans' rights in relation to their government. It guarantees civil rights and liberties to the individual—like freedom of speech, press, and religion. The only place within our Constitution where religion is mentioned is the First Amendment, and both references are exclusionary. One clause prevents the government from interfering with religion. The other prevents religion from interfering with government. By the way, let’s compare the First Amendment with the First Commandment. The First Amendment guarantees religious freedom. Where the First Commandment opposes these rights. Which shows beyond any reasonable doubt that Christianity is fundamentally opposed to American values. Learn your history, he says…. Lol.
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@fightforfreedomneversurren8610 Ever notice how the First Commandment is fundamentally in opposition the the First Amendment? And your Jesus qualifies as an imaginary being. Our rights come from We The People. Not magic. But go on… Please tell us why you worship the god of slavery and the god the drowns babies.
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@allanc3655 It guarantees our rights regardless of whether or not any god exists. And it’s a fact that you cannot demonstrate any god does exist. The sooner you admit it, the sooner you’re qualified to participate as an adult in this conversation.
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@Eadadykk Your posts suggests you’ve been radicalized by misinformation, and that your world view isn’t based on evidence. I certainly don’t hate America. You’re the one demonstrating hate.
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@allanc3655 Learn your history, he says. Tell me, Allan, where is God mentioned in the Constitution? Within our constitution, the only references to religion are exclusionary. So, it is evidence you’re in no place to suggest anyone else learn history. Rights aren’t given by your imaginary friend, nor are rights protected by your imaginary friend. Our First Amendment guarantees freedom of and freedom from religion. However, the First Commandment goes against the First Amendment. So,apparently, you don’t know history, and don’t care about American values. Also, you’re not referring to education. What you’re referring to is your pathetic indoctrination and complete lack of education. So, tell me why you worship the god of slavery, and the god that drowned babies. Or, don’t you know your history?
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@allanc3655 Ah, I see a typical Christian ad hominem attack. You can’t defend your position, so you attack with rubbish. Funny, you want to try to knock my IQ after I embarrass you with facts. My shoes size isn’t 260.
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@allanc3655 It’s weird…you’re so concerned that the founding fathers made sure the government can’t take away our rights, but the God you believe in tries to do so. Oh the hypocrisy.
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@allanc3655 Oh, I can read alright. I’ve read the Constitution. The Bill of Rights is the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution. It spells out Americans' rights in relation to their government. It guarantees civil rights and liberties to the individual—like freedom of speech, press, and religion. This is where our rights come from. Apparently, you can’t read. Not only that, but the founding fathers made absolutely certain no god was referenced in our founding. Just because you’re not aware of where our rights come from, doesn’t mean they’re magical. Meanwhile, you can’t defend the conflict between our First Amendment rights and the First Commandment. I’d recommend reading The Founding Myth by Andrew L. Seidel, but you’re not likely much of a reader. I’d be you don’t understand the Scientific Theory of Evolution, either.
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JustMe Sapphirefire23 You’re not demonstrating anything but bias. Secularism isn’t Satanic. To suggest it is proves you’re not qualified to have this discussion. Our rights aren’t based on these law books, even if they reference mythology. Can you square the fact that the First Amendment and First Commandment stand in opposition? When you say CESTUI Que Vie came from “God” what specifically do you mean? How would you demonstrate anything a god thinks, wants, or says? If you cannot demonstrate a god exists, you certainly cannot claim rights are granted from your imaginary friend. Can you do any better?
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JustMe Sapphirefire23 Cestui Que Vie is the person whose life measures the duration of a trust, gift, estate, or insurance contract. In life and health insurance it is the person on whose life or health the policy is written, commonly called the insured, policyholder, or policy owner. No gods required. You’ve demonstrated you’re not qualified to participate in this conversation. Can you do better?
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JustMe Sapphirefire23 You don’t even know the difference between you’re and your, but you think you’re qualified to teach anything? I’m better educated on this subject than you are. Out of the two of us, I’d bet I’m the only one who attended Seminary. So you’re going to conclude I’m lazy, based on having no evidence, and you’re wrong. Similar to,your belief in a god. You’re likely indoctrinated into the belief and too lazy to look beyond the narrative. I’ve studied the historicity of the Bible. Clearly, you haven’t. I’ve also studied beyond a believer’s narrative of the founding of the United States. Clearly, you haven’t done that either. Oh, and such hypocrisy with your as hominem attacks, while not bothering to address any actual points. Can you do better, believer?
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JustMe Sapphirefire23 Start with demonstrating a god exists. Go ahead.
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JustMe Sapphirefire23 Flooding and earthquakes have always happened. Personally experiencing bias is natural. That doesn’t demonstrate your delusions comport with reality. You’re even admitting, you have to want to believe it to believe it. Wanting to believe something has nothing to do with whether or not it is true. In fact, it means it likely isn’t true,but you just want to think it is. You may have just admitted you’re lying to yourself. What you just offered could just as well been offered by Muslims, Mormons, and Hindus. Which goes to show it isn’t evidence.
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JustMe Sapphirefire23 Go ahead and ask your god what would convince me, then let me know. If he is correct, I will be convinced. If not, you shouldn’t be either. But of course, you won’t even try this.
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@maribethhenry6251 Wasn’t Pharaoh’s heart hardened, allegedly, denying him free will when he had decided to free the slaves? And please, tell me more about the God of slavery, the God that drowned babies. Allegedly. Don’t worry about my kids. I keep my kids safe from believers.
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@MissCleo24 Why should anyone take the Bible as an authority within reality? The Biblical God, according to doctrine, made slavery permissible by his own laws, and drowned babies.
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Ever notice how God’s first commandment stands fundamentally in opposition to our First Amendment?
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@leftysr2stupid354 God doesn’t help,those who do help themselves either.
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