Sentences with phrase «separation of church and state in»

Although an academy is state - funded, it is not the government, so limitations on what a government is allowed to do are not applicable, and anyway there is no First Amendment separation of church and state in the UK.

On a recent trip to Ireland, I was able to reflect on something we get right: the separation of church and state in our public schools.

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Before Alaska and Hawaii achieved statehood in 1959, Kansas was the geographic center of the United States — an appropriate analogy, as it seems to serve as the epicenter of the ongoing debate about the separation of church and state in schools.

Inherent in both Pietistic and Rationalistic sentiment regarding religion was a basis for religious freedom and separation of Church and State in practice.

Remember, there is supposed to be separation of church and state in America per our founding fathers who were very wise.

There is more separation of church and state in civil religion in Mexico than in America.

Jefferson later wrote that it was with the separation of church and state in mind that they wrote the First Amendment into the Constitution.

Essentially conservative, he early came into collision with the separation of Church and State in France and Portugal.

Good thing we have separation of church and state in this counrty..

We have SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE in this country, and you are not allowed to impose your religious beliefs on others.

As a Christian, I remind you that we have separation of church and state in this country for good reasons.

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.

Indeed, Catholics could be grateful to the British Government, especially given the experiences of their fellow Catholics elsewhere in Europe — the 1905 Law of Separation of Church and State in France, for example, had led to the closure of many religious houses.

How about actually having a REAL separation of church and state in our country??

It could be that folks, with Separation of Church and State in mind, may want a president that is religious neutral, that's all.

Separation of church and state in every way.

And also that there is a separation of church and state in our government for a reason.

There is NO separation of church and state in the Bible, only an honest accounting of making sure that debts are paid properly.

There is a separation of church and state in this country.

It does give the impression that he was engaging in some unauthorized religious influence, violating the separation of church and state in that he was using his office as ambassador to further his private religious aims.

This hypothesis would explain why he so strongly establishes separation of church and state in his policy.

I agree; I'm not an atheist, either, but I'm offended that a US official is ignoring the separation of church and state in his official capacity.

One of the primary reasons we have separation of church and state in the U.S. is because of the inherent Christian need to dirty up the lives of others with trying to prepare them for some alleged next life.

Thus we are faithful only if we use the freedom resulting from institutional separation of church and state in order to develop, preach and teach an integrated, theologically rooted perspective concerned at each point about «truth.»

Can we please have some separation of church and state in this country?

That's why we have the separation of church and state in the first place.

This was coupled with a clear affirmation of the separation of church and state in the constitution.

France's government has one of the strictest separations of church and state in the world.

Not exact matches

Instead, it is in the control of a higher power that cruelly takes the lives of tens of thousands of Americans every year — and this ideology becomes even more absurd when you consider that we are supposed to have a separation of church and state.

I believe in separation of church and state and like to think that young people, even those who firmly follow a religion, also believe in the separation of church and state.

Ken Ham, the President of Answers in Genesis, Reverend Barry Lynn, Executive Director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, and Jeff Toobin, CNN legal analyst all weigh in on the controversy.

The very fact that Santorum disassociated himself from the position that JFK stated in his separation of church and state address disqualifies him to be president.

I think it is very important that we remember that what Christians think should really not matter — what happened to separation of church and state — if anything, this is a state issue and not a federal govt issue... but since it has been brought up, i'll chime in on something — I bet when the Reverend was young and he was told to sit in the back of the bus, he didn't like it and did nt» think it was fair... neither do I...

I'm an Obama - volunteer, liberal Democrat, separation of church and state, Jewish mom, master's degree in counseling - holder who's worked with Special Olympics athletes and other special needs kids.

And all those who believe in separation of church and state... Atheism is a belief and therefore, should not be taught, recognized or given a special preference over other belieAnd all those who believe in separation of church and state... Atheism is a belief and therefore, should not be taught, recognized or given a special preference over other belieand state... Atheism is a belief and therefore, should not be taught, recognized or given a special preference over other belieand therefore, should not be taught, recognized or given a special preference over other beliefs.

The religious among us keep trying to chip away at the separation of church and state by making people recite the pledge of allegiance with the God clause, installing religious symbols and displays on public property, holding prayer breakfasts for politicians, berating the removal of prayer in public schools, trying to pass laws limiting women's access to birth control, and trying to get an amendment passed outlawing abortion (since in their view God creates a soul the moment a sperm enters an egg).

The founding fathers are clear in their insistence that the United States of America be Religiously Neutral and that there should be a clear separation of church and state.

It amazes me that many on the left cry out about separation of church and state when arguing against prayer in school or the words in god we trust on money.

On the other hand, the islamic world lacks a single voice to answer with a single and credible voice to the concerns of the secular american society (which is very concerned about the lack of the concept of separation between church and state in large part of the islamic world).

The Liberal Leagues attempted to give legal effect to their heterodox vision of religion under the slogan «separation of church and state,» and in 1876 they proposed their own constitutional amendment.

The founding fathers almost got it right, instead of simple separation of church and state, they should have clearly stated that there is no place for religion in the modern world.

There are states in the US where to hold a legislative office you are required to swear you believe in an all powerful god etc. (mostly the south, who seem to think separation of church and state is a suggestion).

The history of christianity in Europe is the main reason why the founders wanted religious freedom and separation of church and state.

Yes you should sit in the back of the political bus because that is what is meant by separation of church and state.

Institutional separation of church and state, religious freedom, and toleration are values that grew up in America within Christendom's fundamental religious and political commitments, and not generally in opposition to them.

When it comes to the courts, our narrative would begin in the mid-twentieth century when the American judiciary was guided by an interpretation of the First Amendment that posited a «wall of separation» between «church and state.»

They are invested in undermining the separation of church and state — that's why we should care.

He also believes that organizations such as the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a Madison, Wisconsin, group dedicated to maintaining separation of church and state, should stop meddling in the affairs of the Pickens County School District.

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