I was going to make the same point about Harold Camping, bible numerology can lead to pretty much any conclusion you want...sometimes numbers are just numbers , no special meaning
Sorry but 1 comment about your pic of Bible with Flag .... how do you reconcile the separation of church and state in the constitution, technically American government should be no respecter of any particular religion.
Sorry but 1 comment about your pic of Bible with Flag .... how do you reconcile the separation of church and state in the constitution, technically American government should be no respecter of any particular religion.
Because separation of Church and State is being applied with the Demoncrats SLANT on what it means. Years ago when that went to the Supreme Court, our Christian Politicians and Lawyers, flat blew it when the Democrats backed by the ACLU read the part of a Thomas Jefferson Letter, stating that there was an implied separation between Church and State written into the Constitution. However, a few years ago shortly, before that Hurricane, did severe damage to his Church building, the late Dr. D. James Kennedy of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., delivered a very interesting Sermon on TV. In it he stated that after the loss in the U.S. Supreme Court, those Christian Politicians and Lawyers, start digging some more into letters by Thomas Jefferson, and found Thomas Jefferson did define what he meant by that implied barrier, and therefore are itching for the right case and opportunity to take it back to the U.S. Supreme Court. I will try my best to remember what Dr. Kennedy read from that Thomas Jefferson letter, which I did write for a hard copy of that sermon, but because of that Hurricane, they answered, they would try to find the records of that sermon, but were currently too busy cleaning up from the Storm, to look for it at that time. They never got back to me, so that may mean some sermon archives were lost. Here to the best of my memory is what that particular letter by Thomas Jefferson said, that was found after we lost the case in the U.S. Supreme Court:
"While it is obvious that there is written into the Constitution an implied separation of Church and State, it is equally obvious that it is a one-way barrier forbidding the Government from becoming involved in the running of Churches, while protecting the rights of Christians to be involved in the running of Government."
YES INDEED, we blew it by not searching more thoroughly before that case ever went to trial in the U.S. Supreme Court. It was intended to be ONLY a ONE-WAY BARRIER, yet the Democrats backed by the ACLU, got the U.S. Supreme Court to declare it a TWO-WAY BARRIER.
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