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Originally Posted by Tempest
All of the ones in there that I looked at had to do with keeping religion free. i.e. that the government cannot pass laws etc. that prohibits religion in anyway.. as is CLEARLY spelled out in the constitution. However... there is nothing in the constitution that clearly spells out that religious organizations cannot influence or dictate what the government does... It's a very big omission, especifically if it was intended that it be in there.. There are plenty of arguments that it's implied by this and that, but if it was truly important, it would have been in there. As it is, it's just wishful thinking and something everyone wants in there. But it isn't and as long as religious organizations hold sway, it never will be.
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I don't think you can tell religious organizations that they can't try and influence government. Isn't that what a democratic society is about? Individuals supporting those who support their beliefs that will govern how we want? So if the Christians want to support politicians, they have a right. Just as I have a right to support the politicians that I feel are best for our country.