LanDroid, while you make a decent point, there are some faults within it. The second amendment includes a synonym for the word guns, which is arms. I think it is important to remember that there is no phrase synonymous to "separation of church and state" in the first amendment. Also, would...

DWill, what I am saying is that the Constitution does not include the phrase "separation of church and state," and that the document instead offers a principle of non-discrimination. Yes, schools administrations should not promote a certain religion over another or coerce students into eng...

LanDroid, I agree with you that the Church should not control the state and vice versa, and I even say this in my book. I am merely stating that liberals are trying to rid freedom of religious expression in public schools under the false premise of "separation of church and state." This ph...

Contrary to Taylor's assertions and false accusations, I am not a libertarian nor am I ignorant of the certain truths in the other side of this particular argument. I am open to hear the other's point of view, only as long as they are respectful and non-assuming, though. This is not the case with Ta...

Interbane, if you demand that I reply to your comments, I will. I do not have an abundance of time as I am a junior in high school focusing on my classes, SATs, extracurriculars, and colleges. The reason I did not reply to all of your comments was because you seem to be recycling previously addresse...

LanDroid, the phrase "separation of church and state" is not in the Constitution. That is a fact. Therefore, since it is not included anywhere in it, you cannot argue that the Constitution calls for a separation. If you read the first amendment, it says, "Congress shall make no law re...

I feel as though you are misunderstanding my point, Mr. O'Connor. I am not saying that the government should control the state or vice versa, and I even include this statement in my conclusion for the chapter. Instead, what I am arguing is that religion should be allowed in schools and that the cons...

First, the constitution does not explicitly use the phrase "separation of church and state," and if the government cannot create any legislation favoring or discriminating against one religion, that is not necessarily separation. The first amendment, instead, prohibits discrimination again...

Liberal Corruption exposes the corruption in liberal beliefs, leaders, and ideology through the use of facts and statistics. It is a must read for both liberals who need to see the other perspective and conservatives who want to strengthen their standpoints. In essence, it reveals the truth that has...

Unfortunately, even good people can't help but take money from the wealthy. If they don't, they aren't in office much longer. And to take money from the wealthy, they necessarily must devote some part of their day listening to them, which biases even the saints. Which side of the political aisle fa...