Let’s talk about “Separation of Church and State”

I have said this 2 million times, and I will continue to say it infinitely more. I LOVE THIS GREAT WARRIOR PATRIOT WOMAN!!!

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1,000%. The Supreme Court made up that bs interpretation when the first Jewish female Supreme Court judge led that charge for the perversion of the constitution

Great job, @realdefender45! You are correct. Funny how Atheists commonly quote the 'Separation of Church & State' lingo as if they're the ones who came up with it. 'Morality' is being legislated all the time, it's just typically the ungodly kind. Pastors need to speak on political matters in society (if the Bible mentions them) because that's where your congregation spends most of their week: OUTSIDE of the church building. Furthermore, for many years pastors have 'stayed away from politics' due to the IRS' rule on not 'endorsing candidates,' however: 1) a pastor can give a TON of biblical advice & principles regarding political issues in society very easily without ever 'endorsing' a candidate, and 2) in the summer of last year (2025) the IRS overturned an over 70-year interpretation of the code that restricted pastors from 'endorsing candidates' and it has now been OVERTURNED! In other words, NO MORE VALID EXCUSES to NOT talk about politics and the culture that your church should be impacting for God's glory, pastors!

I can't vote Demoncrat. Ever. Have you ever read the history of the Demoncrat party? It reads like a nonstop terror attack against the American People A Christian and a Demoncrat have two completely different perceptions of reality. Demoncrats lean more toward Atheism, Secularism, Darwinism, Marxism & Eugenics. As Christians, we Believe God. The AntiChrist Party

People would understand the difference if they were only required to pass the American Civics Examination.

There was a time when Priests, Pastors and their congregations understood this clearly.

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What timing! I just had this exact discussion with my men’s group this past Saturday 🔥

Preach!!!

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In other words, freedom OF religion, not freedom FROM religion.

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Exactly well said had it many times awesome as always Blessings

Loving these bangers, @realdefender45—keep them coming! Fair question from the heart: How do we enforce equal treatment under the law for all faiths? For instance, why can Muslims pray publicly without issue, while Christians get arrested for silent prayer? What's a path forward through prayer and unity? Grateful for your insights and wisdom. You're not alone in this ride. ✝️🙏✌️🇺🇸😇🐼❤️

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Very true

nicely said

I could NOT have said this better!

Nice. nice.

Well done! One more thing on this concept - the original states had official religions (typically a Protestant denomination). This is key history for appropriate understanding of Jefferson’s intent as he did not speak against official state religions.

Well said

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If only the Founding Fathers had been clear about….. oh wait.

Yes ma'am, seeing how "separation of church and state" was being manipulated helped lead me to be interested in political matters.

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A lot of people should listen to this

For some insight into what the country was like at it's founding, here are some state constitutions from the Revolutionary era.

I still love you, but people have no clue. The church is part of the state if they have an IRS code. 👈🏻 that’s a period.

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1A Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.