Atheists America is a Christian nation founded by Christians on Christian...

• Jul 11, 2009

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ThebestofJerry

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...principles.? how is your cake

 

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No it isn't
No it wasn't
No it wasn't

 

• Jul 11, 2009

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It was also founded and created off of free labor. Sure you wanna go with the "tradition" fallacy?

 

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jesus is dead & no cake for him

 

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dancin_diva

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Finally someone speaks the truth.
It was sooo founded a Christian nation.
And anyone who doesnt believe so just read old documents, they all talk about God in some way.

 

• Jul 12, 2009

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I wonder why you only have 2% BA?

 

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LizCupcakeRIPBillyMays

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fail. I only have cupcakes.

 

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Even the Canadian knows it was not.

Thanks, my cake is delightful.

 

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of course it is. It was stolen by genocidal racists from the rightful inhabitants in true bloodthirsty christian fashion

 

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Humanist principles is probably more correct. Undoubtedly Christians have done some very good things in the past and are now doing in the future but there has been and still is some terrible things done in the name of christianity.

 

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"As the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion; as it has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion, or tranquility, of Musselmen; and, as the said States never entered into any war, or act of hostility against any Mahometan nation, it is declared by the parties, that no pretext arising from religious opinions, shall ever produce an interruption of the harmony existing between the two countries."

John Adams, Treaty of Tripoli, Article 11.


EPIC FAIL!!!

 

• Jul 12, 2009

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SwizzleStick

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Why do you feel the need to lie for your fake deity?

 

• Jul 15, 2009

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AndreaGuitarHeroine

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Fail.

 

• Jul 15, 2009

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ubecake

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But are these "christians" really following the "christian principles"? Ppl always pick and chose... whatever serves them best at the time.

 

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ubecake

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But are these "christians" really following the "christian principles"? Ppl always pick and chose... whatever serves them best at the time.

 

• Jul 15, 2009

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Mayflower compact and the pilgrims fleeing religious persecution from the papacy and the church of england...

that sure sounds like christian principles to me.

 

• Jul 15, 2009

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Beletje_vosAM+VT

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*laughs* I reckon you failed History class.

 

• Jul 20, 2009

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No cake for you.

 

• Jul 29, 2009

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George Washington was of agnostic faith.