Wasn't this country built on Judeo/Christians morals and values?
"As the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion"
-Treaty of Tripoli
Didn't the majority of States vote and FIGHT against slavery because they knew it was un-American and Un Christian?
And still others fought FOR slavery because it was Christian. And I have to say, despite how glad I am that Christians finally decided that slavery was bad, the pro-slavery people had a point: the Bible unequivocally condones it and never condemns it.
So those who approve of abortion and homosexuality/Gay marriage are UNAMERICAN and UNCHRISTIAN.
you mean like all the Episcopalians, Unitarians, and even a sizable number of Catholics that approve of it? Who fucking died and made you both God AND the supreme arbiter of who is American?
They will be the ones who will try to destroy our country from within, as they forget that this country was built on Judeo/Christian morals and values.
If you're just going to come out and claim that the country was built on Judeo-Christian values then it was very disingenuous for you to ask if it was or wasn't earlier. I hate when people ask questions but have already made their mind up about the answer. I have nothing against rhetorical questions, but that usually involves the the answer being common knowledge and it being reasonably expected to be obvious to both parties. If one party strongly disagrees with it and it's a controversial question then you just look dishonest and closed-minded like you're trying to force your "facts" to be true by virtue of not asking your question in earnest and thus letting your opponent answer them.
See here:
Me: "Isn't it true that all Christians want the Inquisition? Christians are all evil because they want the Inquisition to happen again."
See that? That's far too controversial of a statement to be used in a rhetorical question. In fact, a good rhetorical question never has to be answered because both parties KNOW the answer so there'd be no reason for you or me to specify where we fall on it.
