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Free Masons, Knights Templar, National Treasure, Nicholas Cage, The Rock, Sean Connery, James Bond, Secret Service, CONSPIRACIES!Marconius wrote:
Even though a mass majority of the colony population back then was some form of christian, this country was founded by Deists. People who believe in a deity but don't follow a sectarian dogma. It's a more naturalistic view of the world, and those beliefs were instilled into the Articles of Confederation and the later Constitution. Many of the founding fathers and their influences were Freemasons, as well.
Remember, this country was founded to pull away from a Monarchy...a form of government in which it is believed that the person in power was appointed there by god himself and has strong ties with religion. This country was founded to be a more natural society to promote liberty, and not founded to promote one line of philosophical thought over another.
Obviously it was put there for Marconius and cpt.fass2 to continue a debate they started from a previously thread. Or either I'm wrong and its not so obvious.Erkut.hv wrote:
<sarcasm>Religion has nothing to do with it. if you are religious in america, you should be lynched.</sarcasm>
Why even bother with this thread?
Alex Jones & The Illuminati steal my underpants. In 2 years they will stop, and I get my 33rd degree. The I join the golden key skullbones mason lodge of the druids.TriggerHappy998 wrote:
Free Masons, Knights Templar, National Treasure, Nicholas Cage, The Rock, Sean Connery, James Bond, Secret Service, CONSPIRACIES!Marconius wrote:
Even though a mass majority of the colony population back then was some form of christian, this country was founded by Deists. People who believe in a deity but don't follow a sectarian dogma. It's a more naturalistic view of the world, and those beliefs were instilled into the Articles of Confederation and the later Constitution. Many of the founding fathers and their influences were Freemasons, as well.
Remember, this country was founded to pull away from a Monarchy...a form of government in which it is believed that the person in power was appointed there by god himself and has strong ties with religion. This country was founded to be a more natural society to promote liberty, and not founded to promote one line of philosophical thought over another.
Yeah, I was bored.
yeah it's not that obvious, I was just reading some other post about this and I thought it was a good topic something I would like to know about.Mason4Assassin444 wrote:
Obviously it was put there for Marconius and cpt.fass2 to continue a debate they started from a previously thread. Or either I'm wrong and its not so obvious.Erkut.hv wrote:
<sarcasm>Religion has nothing to do with it. if you are religious in america, you should be lynched.</sarcasm>
Why even bother with this thread?
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That list only 3 of the many Founding Fathers that signed the Constitution, that does not include those who helped write it. Even with the information that you wrote, why did the US Forefathers refer to Christian/Jewish religious text when choosing what to include in the Constitution? Why did they not turn to the Qu'ran, or Hindu sacred text?Marconius wrote:
Even though a mass majority of the colony population back then was some form of christian, this country was founded by Deists. People who believe in a deity but don't follow a sectarian dogma. It's a more naturalistic view of the world, and those beliefs were instilled into the Articles of Confederation and the later Constitution. Many of the founding fathers and their influences were Freemasons, as well.
Remember, this country was founded to pull away from a Monarchy...a form of government in which it is believed that the person in power was appointed there by god himself and has strong ties with religion. This country was founded to be a more natural society to promote liberty, and not founded to promote one line of philosophical thought over another.
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