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Originally Posted by MDLNB
I see, if you can't find it, then it's false?
Show me where in the Constitution it "BANS" religion from the government. Maybe you read it differently? It "bans" the establishment of a gov based religion or the free exercise of it. Guess someone missed the part where Congress starts their session with a prayer. But, that don't count, right?
It is not the Constitution that bans religion from anything. It was uncomfortable powers that be that continue to ban religion from everything. Not going any further because I do not wish to have my "thoughts" misconstrued and get punished on here.
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I have no idea what you mean by, "if you can't find it is must be false." I didn't say I couldn't find anything, I said I wasn't going to bother finding it, since it has been proven false so many times - even a couple posts in this thread.
Wrong, it bans the establishment of a preferred religion. Someone must have read it wrong. And yes, there are people like me that lobby for the opening pray to be discontinued. Since I don't recall any Jewish Rabi, or Muslims ever holding the office of Senate Chaplin, hence the use of "Christian" Chaplins is enduring a specific religion.