You didn’t read history to well. Right!? Just what public schools taught ya! I understand.

WELL MR. VICE PRESIDENT, I AM HERE BECAUSE I TRUST YOUR WORD. SO HOPEFULLY YOU WILL FOLLOW ME BACK AS I FOLLOWED YOU. I SALUTE YOU AND THE UPMOST RESPECT FOR YOU AND MR PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP! 🇺🇸

Part 2 of 2:
…the rights of citizens, and the responsibilities of government officials. The U.S. Constitution was signed in 1787 and has been amended 27 times. You don’t find 27 times funny? They made the constitution very clear in Article 1-10!

The constitution typically refers to a set of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is governed. In the context of the United States, it is the supreme law of the land, outlining the framework of government. *Part 1 go to next post Part 2!

So you don’t believe in law and order in our country?

There are many different aspects going on in the USA today and with that; these aspects illustrate the multifaceted and evolving nature of Christianity and religious beliefs in the United States, reflecting both historical roots and contemporary challenges.

Interfaith Dialogue: There has been a growing emphasis on interfaith dialogue in the U.S., promoting understanding and cooperation among different religious groups. This is seen as essential in a diverse society.

Education and Faith: Many private schools in the U.S. are affiliated with Christian denominations, and there are ongoing debates about the role of religion in public education, including issues surrounding prayer and the teaching of evolution versus creationism.

Political Influence: Christianity plays a significant role in American politics, with many politicians and political movements appealing to religious values and beliefs. The “Christian Right” is a notable example of a political movement that seeks to influence policy based on Christian principles.

Religious Pluralism: The U.S. is also home to many other religions, including Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and various indigenous and new religious movements. This pluralism contributes to a rich tapestry of beliefs and practices.

. Social Movements: Various social movements in U.S. history, including the Civil Rights Movement, have been inspired by Christian beliefs and leaders. Many activists drew on religious teachings to advocate for justice and equality.

Influence on Culture: Christianity has significantly influenced American culture, politics, art, and social values. Many national holidays, such as Christmas and Easter, have Christian origins and are widely celebrated.

Influence on Culture: Christianity has significantly influenced American culture, politics, art, and social values. Many national holidays, such as Christmas and Easter, have Christian origins and are widely celebrated.

Founding Principles: The U.S. was founded on principles that included religious freedom. The First Amendment to the Constitution guarantees the freedom of religion, allowing individuals to practice their faith without government interference.

Diverse Christian Denominations: The U.S. is home to a wide variety of Christian denominations, including Protestantism (Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, etc.), Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity, and many others. This diversity reflects the country’s multicultural background.

Constitution shall be followed strictly. Articles Only. Not Amendments. Amendments protect the government but they make them seem like they protect us….but do they…nope! What do you think!?