separation of church and state

Quesion I've been wondering for a while:
Are we supposed to separate church and state? Because from what I've seen, it's mixed.  Read More »

The First Amendment guarantees everyone the right to religious freedom. However, this right is being muddled by the courts and legislatures.  Read More »

Have you ever really paid attention to where it is that you are voting? Thinking about upcoming elections I began to realize that practically every precinct in my area is located at a church. If there is such a push for separation of church and state then why are we utilizing churches for things that involve government?  Read More »

The Idea of Obama being president is a good one, But the reality of his Ideas and Thoughts is a mennace to society "He has also endorsed a role for religious organizations in delivering social services, which many critics, including some who support him, fear would blur the line between church and state. " says Antiobama.net.  Read More »

In the First Amendment in the United States Constitution it states:
“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.”  Read More »

Separation of Church & State  Read More »

Ben Stein's new movie got me thinking about the whole evolution and creationism debate and public schools. Personally, I am a Christian but I do believe in evolution, which is more common than a lot of people would have you think. As for intelligent design, I suppose I actually do believe in it, as I think that it was God's intention for humans to evolve as we did.  Read More »

As I was reading the newspaper ("Freethought Today") this afternoon, I came across an article that almost made my heart stop. "Ten Commandments Weekend Proposed by Senate Resolution." Ex...excuse me? Whatever happened to separation of church and state?!  Read More »