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AgeofKnowledge
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You said that the U.S. is a secular nation. The founding fathers were interested in a cooperation between church and state not state over church or church over state. U.S. historians refer to this as Jeffersonianism.
Jeffersonianism existed almost unchanged until Everson v. Board of Education (1947) when the U.S. Supreme Court began transitioning the U.S. away from Jeffersonianism toward secularization adopting a bias toward atheism in the process.
It's not a minor point and that's why I shared it. Maybe the U.S. will be a completely secular nation. In order to accomplish that; however, the U.S. justice system will need to stop favoring atheism.
Jeffersonianism existed almost unchanged until Everson v. Board of Education (1947) when the U.S. Supreme Court began transitioning the U.S. away from Jeffersonianism toward secularization adopting a bias toward atheism in the process.
It's not a minor point and that's why I shared it. Maybe the U.S. will be a completely secular nation. In order to accomplish that; however, the U.S. justice system will need to stop favoring atheism.
What's your state religion then? Southern Baptist church? Or is your state religion Catholicism?
I'd like to know which church is the official state religion. Since you are inferring I am wrong.