The spectacular fall of YEC beliefs

Exactly which uniquely Christian principles was the Constitution based on?

There is no such thing as Christian genocide. There was the anti-Christ Inquisition mostly against Christians though also Jews especially if Hitler's Jesuit-inspired Holocaust is taken into account, but there is no Christian genocide.

There will always be a religious inclination and it's going pagan. And the best of the Enlightenment came out of the Reformation.

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The whole idea of the rights of the people derives from Christian principles. The Magna Carta was a Christian inspiration long before the Constitution. The very idea of liberty derives from the Bible.

There are lots of websites that present the Christian basis of the Constitution, such as THIS ONE I haven't found the best quotes yet.

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Faith writes: There is no such thing as Christian genocide.

Utter complete BULLSHIT Faith.

Christianity has a long, long history of forbidding other belief systems and forcing people to accept Christianity. When Native American children are removed from their culture and told they can no longer speak their language, wear their dress, visit their sacred sites, live on their land, eat their food then that is genocide.

Faith writes: The Magna Carta was a Christian inspiration long before the Constitution.

No Faith, the Magna Carta was not a Christian inspiration and did not give rights to the peoples; it gave some rights to the Barons but none to the people.

Faith writes: The very idea of liberty derives from the Bible.

Then it should be easy for you to point to the passages from the in context so we can evaluate your assertion.

And the best of the Enlightenment came out of the Reformation.

Just a week or so ago you tried to defend that claim and failed spectacularly. Remember:

• You read it somewhere
  
• John Locke studied under a well-known Protestant theologan.
  

When challenged to show the effect of the Reformation on the Enlightenment, you bailed. Since anti-religion was one of the major concepts of the Enlightenment you'll have to come up with some pretty strong evidence to prove your claim.

So far bupkis.

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There are lots of websites that present the Christian basis of the Constitution, such as THIS ONE I haven't found the best quotes yet.

That's pretty pathetic. Many of the principles listed are from many religions and/or the Enlightenment. Some are flat out lies:

"Church protected from state control (& taxation), but church to influence the state"; that last clause is false. ABE: So is the first clause. There is no mention of churches or taxation thereof in the Constitution.

Some are incredibly lame:

On checks and balances, "all men are sinners" (not in the sense of against God) is an observation by anyone who's studied people. No religion required.

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Ah another victim of revisionist Liberal Nazi history.

It was a start in the right direction and it was a Christian inspiration. Lots of quotes at the link I posted, HERE.

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That is not genocide and I already agreed it was a bad idea the way it was done.

Only Roman Catholicism, which is a pagan idolatrous superstition, forced anyone to become a "Christian.".

Have you ever read the Magna Carta Faith or is it like the Bible; you just post the dogma of your Cult.

The US Constitution owes far more to the pagan Five Civilized Nations than to Christianity.

Faith writes: That is not genocide and I already agreed it was a bad idea the way it was done. Only Roman Catholicism, which is a pagan idolatrous superstition, forced anyone to become a "Christian.".

That really is genocide Faith and your constant denial of reality still will not change reality.

That is sheer idiotic ignorance, pure revisionist Liberal Nazism.

Idiot.