Sentences with phrase «government out of the church»

It is not meant to keep the Government out of the church.

It is meant to keep government out of the church.

The famed Evangelist Oliver Green once stated «keep government out of our Churches AND Churches out of our government» else we at some point be back re-fighting the Reformation.»

If he wants to keep the government out of the church he needs to keep the church out of government.

Not exact matches

Keep your buybull and church out of the public square, people's bedrooms and the government!!!

When our fore fathers came up with the idea of seperation of church and state it wasn't to keep religion out of the government it was to keep the Church from running the goverchurch and state it wasn't to keep religion out of the government it was to keep the Church from running the goverChurch from running the government.

Pope Paul VI and the «out of touch» Church predicted in 1969 that widespread use of contraception would lead to four things: 1) General lowering of moral standards, 2) A rise in infidelity, and illegitimacy 3) The reduction of women to objects used to satisfy men and 4) Government coercion in reproductive matters.

A question, as i am curious... Should the «laws» change in relationship to the issue of gay's being allowed marriage, and full equal rights, would you and the Mormon Church come out and «change it's position and say, we are following our government and it's laws which say it (gay marriage) is o.k..

Listen to James Madison speak about the need for the need to keep religion out of government (Jefferson wasn't the only one to explicitly speak of the separation of church and state):

Keep it's licensing out of government and then you and the rest of your inbred church members can discriminate in any manner you feel is pleasing to your god

Keep religion out of government and in the church where it belongs.

Separation of church and state demands that the government needs to be out of the purely religious institution of marriage.

The local church in the nearby town has been very critical of the mining companies and of the government's failure to look out for the safety and health of the workers and residents.

It is, in fact, meant to keep the church out of Government.

Separation of church and state was to keep the church out of the government and the government's business out of the church's business.

The freedom of religion clause in the first amendment was to keep the government from establishing a state religion that all must be party to like it was in England (hince the Church of England) not to keep prayer out of anything the government has it's hands in.

Detroit's Chaldean Catholic bishop, Francis Y. Kalabat, told church leaders the diocese is reaching out to the government, the Iraqi embassy, the local Chaldean foundation, and the US Council of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) on behalf of the detainees, most of whom are «not hardened criminals but for the last decades have been great citizens.»

Neville i mentioned those people only because the discussion was talking about dominionism the combination of the church and state as a governing rule all those people were government leaders all of them suffered in there own way.Its was the suffering that prepared them for the roles that they were to play and there faith in God was what helped them get through.We are made stronger in our weakness no matter how important or unimportant we may appear to others.I guess it is easy to fall into the lie about political involvement that its hard to make change but some people have had a huge impact.Really it is God who deserves the praise he is the one that creats the opportunitys to make impact on the world as in our strength we can do nothing.In hebrews the great men and woman of faith there are those that seemed unimportant to the world and many suffered for there faith Our Lord knows everyone by name and every small act of faith we do he remembers because we do it out of our love for him that is what the christian walk is about living for Jesus and sharing that love with others.brentnz.

The minimal proposition is that government should get off the backs and out of the way of mediating institutions — family, church, voluntary associations, etc. — and let them do their vital work as they best know how.

In squeezing the Church and other mediating institutions out of the public square, government naturally assumes more power over the nation's economic and social life.

Time for the GOP to leave religion in the churches, synagogs, temples, mosques, etc., where it belongs and out of politics and government, where it doesn't belong.

He also complained that government inspectors attempted to enter his family's property, where the church meets, while he and his wife were out of the country.

I would never give money to a religious organization that doesn't pay taxes — that is like giving money to my kids — and they need it more than the church... I think faith is a wonderful thing for a lot of people — including myself (I have faith in myself)-- I just wish others would keep their «faith» personal, and out of politics and government.

Im sooo sure that the 1 %, who isnt now paying enough to the government, would all of a sudden start pulling out their wallets to the church.

Separation of church and state means that churches stay out of government and government stays of churches and when one crosses the other, then it becomes public.

Churches ASK for 10 % but don't DEMAND 10 % nor do they kick you out of church for paying 0 %... however, the federal government TAKES 30 % + and threatens jail... geez... love love love the new liberal ANTI CHARITY... just so incredibly insightful to the hate on the left...

You can just say something is false, you have to back up your opinions with reasons And actually separation of church and state was designed to protect the government from taking over the church, not to keep the church out of the government

Forms of church government differed; but nobody except the Quakers challenged the notion that a religious local community needed a general overseer, no matter whether he lived in (like the Baptist preachers who farmed during the week) or out (like the circuit riders of Methodism).

We begin to hear things like: the churches are simply out of tune with the people; the schools are so remote from real life questions; the government is corrupt and corrupting.

But the church was wrong when it drew out of this a doctrine of the divine right of kings, as the church would be wrong today in sanctifying the American form of government as the only one mandated by God.

I found out recently that churches should NOT BECOME INCORPERATED LEST THEY BECOME A RELIGIOUS TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATION (INSTEAD OF A CHURCH) & THE GOVERNMENT BECOMES THEIR LORD!

Stay in your church, and stay and out of government when you feel like you want to interfere with civil rights.

The reason our forefathers put a separation of church and state in our government was because they all came out of England, where every shift in power required everyone in the country to worship in the King's faith.

There was a reason why the founding fathers put kept religion out of our government and now it seems we are being asked to» pick the Christian» in this next years election — we are not picking the leader of a church here people, we picking someone to be the most influential, most powerful person on the earth... do we want someone who has our best interests at heart or someone who will time and again try to change the US laws to reflect his own personal beliefs?

Fine... keep it in church and keep your version of the almighty OUT of my government.

Christianity has done much more good than bad in the past 2000 years so although you can point out some of the horrendous wrongs committed by churches and governments, it doesn't eclipse the good.

The more» religion» infects the political process in this nation, the more this nation heads down a highway to totalitarian government, if Perry is so convinced about his faith, he should start a church and stay the he11 out of politics.

Actually, the problem is that the government & IRS has effectively censored the churches to a point that any type of discussion over politics wipes out their non-profit status with the IRS.

Isaac knelt down and began to pray; he strung along, and strung along, about the heathen in distant lands, and about the sister churches, and about the state and the country at large, and about those that's in authority in the government, and all the usual programme, you know, till everybody had got tired and gone to thinking about something else, and then, all of a sudden, when nobody was noticing, he outs with a match and rakes it on the under side of his leg, and pff!

Commentators, including cardinals, who have called for reform have, as far as I have seen, offered not one example where the Church's machinery of government while carrying out the directions of the Holy Father has failed.

As long as the church keeps it's UGLY head out of government we can move on.

and why should any religious group get a say in what the government chooses to do its call separation of church and state... they should out down their bibles and read about that instead.

«The First Amendment never intended to separate Christian principles from government, he declares, pointing out that the phrase «wall of separation between church and state» appears not in the Constitution but in Jefferson's letter to Danbury Baptists in 1801.

1928 editorial from the Wall Street Journal, «What America needs today is not Government controls, industrial expansion, or a bumper corn crop; America needs to return to the day when grandpa took the team out of the field in the early afternoon on Wednesday in order to hitch them to the old spring wagon which grandma put all the children after she washed their faces shining clean; and they drove off to prayer meeting in the little white church at the crossroads underneath the oak trees, where everyone believed the Bible, trusted Christ, and loved one another.»

Take the churches out of the equation and give the government the power to control us and make us do the «right thing» or put us in jail...

Keep you religion in your church and in your home but keep it out of the government.

I am referring to the fact that the fervent effort to please the powers we rely on for our sense of self - esteem may cause us to deny those aspects of our existence that seem to conflict with the conditions of worth held out to us by family, school, fraternity, sorority, church, government, place of employment, etc..

In other words, the church as an organization should stay out of politics, but Christians individually should participate in government.

But which model of the church you are living out of does make a difference in how the church relates to government.

A Church of England school has been told by the government that it's acting illegally in throwing out under performing pupils half way through their A-levels.