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RE: Did The United States recently give away the Internet or has the Internet moved closer towards decentralization?
Thank you for your reply.
Religion is man by man's efforts seeking the approbation of God.
Christianity is a relationship with God through Jesus Christ.
In general the forefathers of Americas Constitution believed in a Higher power and made declarations of it. There is no point in discussing establishment set up by God (by the way there was no mention of religion) if He is not recognized. We are dialoguing from two different premises, therefore two different conclusions will be reached.
We will have to agree to disagree, will we not?
Thank you for your reply as well!
I agree with you, in the context of our discussion and this post, there is no point to discuss the United States as an establishment. The questions I am asking in this post are pertaining to human rights. There is a point in discussing a free individual's right to ownership and privacy. The discussion of God's role in the United States can get complicated. Yes, the founding fathers/body of people of the United States believed in Christianity but many of these forefathers also were Free Masons.
I understand your premise but I believe to enable discussion an individual should be able to separate God, religious beliefs and spiritual beliefs from laws, rights, ethics and morality. I can’t say I disagree with you at heart but I guess we’ll disagree on this one.