For those who say we here in the USA have never been Judeo/Christian?

Question

As a country, then how do you think we have established our laws of Moral Conduct?

Do you think we have indoctrinated the values of Buddhisim, Islam, Wiccan, Scientology, Hinduism into how our country was founded?

Do you think we should embrace every cult every pagan religion into the USA so they can penetrate our Government, Schools, workplace enviroments?

Answer 1

Firstly, why the hell are you placing religions like hinduism and Buddhism on a par with religions like islam, wicca and scientology? Maybe you should develop your mental faculty pertaining to logic and reason.

Secondly, there is nothing wrong with Christianity. I think that Christianity is an excellent religion and that Americans should be proud of it. It is not "our" fault that your founding forefathers chose not to make Christianity the official religion of the USA. At least there are several Christian states in the world. India is the only country that has a majority hindu population yet they haven't officially called themselves a hindu state. Are we complaining?

Thirdly, if you are worried about the penetration of government, schools and workplace environments - the problem isn't "religion", it is "immigration". Unless the usless leaders that you guys keeping putting in power are not going to take immigration seriously - people like u are going to carry on becoming apprehensive.

Answer 2

The people who came here first came here for religious freedom. To escape the iron fist of the Church of England. Unfortunately, their idea of religious freedom was to be free to be Christian however they saw fit. We are not in the 1700's any longer, and we should therefore have religious freedom. laws of Moral Conduct? It's a farce. The people you are speaking against are advocates of free thought, and against the legislation of a narrow-minded morality. The laws shouldn't tell you what your morals should be. The laws should protect your freedom. Freedom stops where it hurts another person. That's where laws come in. We shouldn't embrace every religion. No religion should be embraced. If your religion was so correct, you wouldn't be worried about "pagans" penetrating your perfect government, school, or workplace. You are threatened by other religions because it allows people to think for themselves. To choose their own way of life. And to live free of your Christian guilt that prevents people from fully living their lives. Other religions don't try to keep Christianity out of everything, so why do Christians feel the need to purge the world of everything else? Maybe you're scared that you're wrong?

Answer 3

The writers of the Constitution were largely Deists. They based the morals found in the Constitution mostly on the writings of Thomas Payne, who was also a Deist. Does that answer your question?

Every religion is equal. Paganism is no more of a cult than Christianity. And all religion should be kept out of schools, the workplace, and the government. It's what our Deistic founding fathers would have wanted.

Answer 4

The laws have been established to be the benefit of all, not for the benefit of religion. It doesn't take alot of brains to figure out that to have a working country, your people can't be hurting each other all the time and those that do need to be punished. Thats not religious, thats logical.

Answer 5

1. Buddhism, Islam, Wicca, Christianity, etc. all incorporated the simple morals that existed in society long before religion came along.

2. Yes, we should of course embrace all religious beliefs and incorporate those into all aspects of our society.

Answer 6

A riddle!

Law! vs Money! or Money! vs Law!?

Legalism in full swing!

Answer 7

What is Judeo/Christian? It is an invented term with no true meaning.

Answer 8

Oh, jeez, you're WAY behind on this one. You should have done a lot more thinking before posting this strawman argument.