Where do you believe the concept of "separation of church and state" crosses the line in America?
11 Answers to "Where do you believe the concept of "separation of church and state" crosses the line in America?"
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when politicians bring up their religious beliefs and when churches try to influence people to support certain politicians or causes
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George Bush holding daily Bible study in the White House was a bit much. So was his characterization of nations according to which he believed had God's blessing versus which do not. Fundamental religion should have no place in the legislature, i.e. in influencing law. Banning stem cell research for the stupidest reasons founded in religion.
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With Republicans
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If you look at European history, as I believe the founding fathers did, you will see that a separation of church and state protects both institutions.
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When the US Congress added the words "under God" to the Pledge of Allegiance in the early 50's. It wasn't in there before that. That is the reason it can be challenged in court, Congress put it in there.
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it was grossly crossed in 2000 (in recent history)
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Honestly, including mention of God in any legal document crosses the line, but I can deal with it. Teaching creationism in a science class is WAAAAY over the line.
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pretty much everywhere, its just to what degree
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In fiscal policy..."In God we trust."
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It is in the constitution. It is just a guide. right?
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by editor1979 1 Nov 7th, 2012 at 2:52PM
Me personally, I'm tired of religion and politics. So my answer is, I like taking pictures.
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