what's the context, is this a copypasta

This is all pretty conventional stuff.

America is a Christian nation.

But using "Christian" as a euphemism for "Protestant" in context is retarded

The "Christian amendment" was rejected because it would exclude Catholics and Orthodox, because at the time "Christian" was a term for Protestants alone, while "Christendom" referred to Catholicism.

???

What does that have to do with anything

@Ella weird fact

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@FLanon No, I have been trying to prove evangelicals who think the US Constitution was based off of Christianity.

Of course it had Christain Influence but I don't believe it was based off of Christianity

America was founded on European Christain Values but many of the founding fathers thought of the US as like an Anglo Protestant Ethnostate really

They also try to claim that because Ben Franklin called a prayer before the convention that he was not a Diest. I have a feeling they think Diest and Atheist are the same thing.

I believe John Jay said something along the lines of that

Ella come on

What

We are trying to have a conversation

With yourself ???

You derail everything

Sorry

I was acting a question

Back on topic

I mean Prayer was really like a common thing but I don't understand the big deal of the subject

:((

The thing was most of the founding fathers were Diest.

They believed in God, but did not accept divine intervention.

What I think this old ass evangelical person is trying to say is that Diest and Atheist are the same.

Yes, Ben Franklin was religious, but he had a different view of God.

Also, prayer was common.

Christianity was different back then

well not most but there were notable ones that were

Like Baptism for example

They also site the fact that the original constitution (the one on display) ends with 1776 A.D. as proof that there is religious undertones in the Constitution.

People would get baptized on their death bed