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"Do you think the phrase 'the separation of church and state' is found in the United States Constitution? If you answered "yes," you are 100 percent wrong!" (See also: The Separation of Church and State: Has it gone too far?)
"The Nicene Creed is the most widely accepted and used brief statements of the
Christian Faith. In liturgical churches, it is said every Sunday as part of the
Liturgy."
"The Courts started this decidedly un-American and subversive behavior with the Everson decision in 1947..." (See also: The False Separation of Church and State)
"The differences between the two fictionalized stories are stark. When Crusoe survives the shipwreck and finds himself safe on land, he thanks God for saving him. Mr. Hanks's character offers no prayers, but shouts 'Anyone? Anyone?' "
"On the Sunday morning talk shows, sophisticated political leaders speak of sophisticated ways to stop sophisticated terrorists from killing and maiming innocent Americans."
"The revealed will of God is not obviously seen in every event in history. Temporal setbacks of Christianity and the growth of Islam are vivid examples of this."
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