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>The modern American concept of "separation of Church and state" needs to go away

Even the original version was heretical and devised by the freemasonic infiltrators among the founding fathers because they hated Christianity and wanted to replace it with their Gnostic Luciferian Philosophy (which is what we commonly call Judaism actually is).

Seperation of Church and state essentially creates a power vaccuum stacked against whatever the dominant religion is (in this case, Protestantism) that begs to be replaced by a religion that doesnt tolerate seperation of Church and State (which Christianity *shouldnt*)

I was surprised to learn that America doesn't have a state Church. In Christian countries with a state Church, all public school kids goes to Church several times per term as part of their education. Kids who worship a false God or no God at all gets detention that whole day.

Building the fundamental values of society on Christianity is basically a requirement to have a functional high trust society. Think of the commandments, "Thou shall not steal", it's very simple, no loopholes and real Christians knows it's straight to hell if they look for loopholes like some kike.

By simply having that fundamental value, the lawbook of the nation doesn't need 500 additional pages explaining that theft is wrong in legal terms like "Sigh: uhhm, it's still illegal to steal, even if you stand on a park bench with one leg while holding a rubber chicken in your left hand".

Day of the pillow is coming and we know where they are going after.

Don't speak for Gen-X.

We don't buy this crap. We never did. We grew up thinking punk rockers were cool because they were anti-establishment.

Once you get past our defenses we'll let you know exactly what we think about this nonsense, and how we've been trying to subvert it for decades now.

But the corporations Mayun!

It's not forcing them to believe. It's forcing them to shut up about their disbelief.

Yes, but new Hampshire in 1791 decided to disregard that.

https://harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-135/blasphemy-and-the-original-meaning-of-the-first-amendment/#footnote-ref-30

Also, there unarguably is no such thing as secular.

No amount of false conversion can take the Judaism out of the jew, even if the jew says he is atheist.

No amount of assimilation can take the islam out of the Arab, even if the arab claims otherwise.

No amount of subversion can take the pagan out of the European, even if the European 100% believes himself to be a Christian.

> was American secular?

NO NO NO

The FEDERAL GOVERNMENT was the middle ground. Many of the states had state religions. They explicitly did not want to enact a federal religion for fear of inflicting upon the states some religious mandates. The Founders were A-OK with states establishing their own religions.

> since independence

After independence, the soldiers of the revolution were begging Washington to take the crown and become the first king of America.

No, it tried to be centrist Christian but as usual being a centrist doesn't work out.