hua@cmu-cs-edu1.ARPA (Ernest Hua) (04/01/85)
_________________________________________________________________ > 6. America (which for our definition includes both the US and > Canada) was founded by Christians who knew they were Israelites. > They immediately made it perfectly clear that the new nation was > founded only for Christian purposes. You mean to tell me that the Puritans are the rightful founding fathers? I suppose that you would discard the Vikings and the American Indians and Spanish (they were only RC). No them folks could possibly be the chosen; they weren't krisjens. > (Example: the Mayflower > Compact.) The laws of the original colonies made it obvious > that this was to be a Christian nation, and the original intent > was that it would stay that way. Of course! It was a theocracy! Do you seriously think they might NOT want the theocracy to survive? Who in the world would be dumb enough to make a government and plan to let it die?! > The Declaration of Independence, > the Articles of Confederation, and the Constitution of 1787 are > all based on scriptural law. The Common Law accepted throughout > the Nation is scriptural in origin. Of course they use the Bible! What else could you expect them to use? > By comparison, most of the accepted financial policies > in use today have their roots in ancient Babylon. This has > been shown by secular archeologists. There is scriptural > references to today's practices also. Say, did you mention "secular"?! Gee, why don't you give us a taste of the research that you are talking about?! Your claims based upon historical events are meaningless as it would not make any sense for things NOT to happen the way you so arrogantly pointed out. Your logic is beyond repair. _________________________________________________________________ Keebler { hua@cmu-cs-gandalf.arpa }