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- Kevin DeYoung: "Was the First Amendment a mistake?" No, the First Amendment was judicious and wise. The separation of church and state is a biblical doctrine, but this should never be confused with a separation of morality and state, which is an absurdity not to be borne. -... Kevin DeYoung: "What is the historical example of the political order you would like to see in America?" I would be content to return to the America my grandfather was born in, which was in 1899. I am referring to the immediate aftermath of the Holy Trinity decision of the Supreme Court in 1892. Now as a postmillennialist, I believe we would still have a long way to go from that point, but we could make our way there through slow organic development, and without veering off into the great civic apostasy that followed the Second World War.show more

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