Letter writers share thoughts on religion in politics based on our founding documents, and on current state of freedom in ...

To the editor: Much is being discussed these days about Christian nationalism, but how many people know our Founding Fathers did not say anything about establishing a Christian nation? They were well ...

Letter: A Christian nation? John Lillie, Foothills Sep 25, 2024 ... However, you and the Patriot Academy seem intent on making this a Christian nation. Its website trumpets: ...

One need only look at the Sunni-Shia divide of Islam to realize how life in a "Christian" nation might play out. Geoff Scott, Evart, Mich. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times .

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All the history gymnastics that exist, however, do not change what did actually happen: Our founding fathers did not create a Christian nation. In fact, they were quite clear about this.

A nation at risk In a hospital intensive care unit, it is imperative to have experienced doctors, nurses and therapists for patients to survive. If the staff is inexperienced, patients would ...

And no nation is immune from doing this, and in this respect every nation is in principle capable of a Holocaust!” We encourage readers to express their views about public issues.

Current debate centers on the issue that America was or was not founded as a “Christian” nation. The pro-side is typically taken by Christian, conservative Republican. Those who dispute ...

I read the letter from Jane Hill of Slidell about immigration policy and Christianity. Apparently, Hill is not reading the same Bible I read. In Matthew 22, Mark 12 and Luke 20, Jesus is tested ...

Letters to the Editor: Establishing a ‘Christian’ nation could spawn sectarianism. Stay secular Antiabortion activists pray in front of the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington on April 21, 2023.

I read the letter from Jane Hill of Slidell about immigration policy and Christianity. Apparently, Hill is not reading the same Bible I read. Letters: A Christian nation can enforce its ...