The ACLU Religion?...you be the judge..

WorldNetDaily is always one of my favorite reads. As always Joseph Farah has some great insights on what is happening to our world as we know it. His latest commentary 'State Imposed Atheism' is a must read. The following is some points I believe to be true, but I will let you be the judge.

This isn't a conflict over whose view of the First Amendment is correct. It's a conflict in which one side is doing exactly what it accuses the other side of doing – using the government to impose its religion and morality on others.

Let me tell you, there is no threat – no threat at all – that Christians or Jews will, any time soon, successfully impose their own divided faiths on anyone else with the help of the local, state or federal government. It just can't happen, not in the 21st-century, American socio-political climate.

And the ACLU knows this.

The ACLU and its allies actually don't mind their own belief system, their own "faith," their own religion being imposed through the government school systems. They don't mind that values and scientific theories in stark contrast to those of many Christians and Jews be endorsed by the state as holy writ. They don't mind that taxpayer treasuries are raided by judicial tyrants to support unconstitutional programs that violate the firmly held religious beliefs of tens of millions of Bible believers.

What is secular humanism?

It is a religion, as the U.S. Supreme Court rightly confirmed many years ago, that puts man at the center of the universe. How do you put man in the center of the universe? By indoctrinating children for seven hours a day that God is irrelevant to their lives, by attacking any expression of Christian or Jewish faith in the public square, by pitting one faith against another and by marginalizing and persecuting believers in God.

They are radically transforming America from a Godly country to a humanist country.

That's what they mean by "separation of church and state." It's a purely divisive agenda render faithful Jews and Christians impotent, to separate them from the rest of society. As I have pointed out before, that's the real meaning of "separation of church and state."

You know, I never thought of it that way. Farah makes some excellent points. It kinda puts things in perspective. Make sure you read the full commentary, I have only captured part of what Farah is trying to say. You be the judge and sound off.

You can make 'Left' turns, but always 'Lean Right'

Tony Mc