What you may not know about Chick-fil-A

[BullDog]

Originally Posted by DMW

So many good comments here. The separation of church and state is a very critical part of our constitution. People should be granted equality, civil liberties, human rights and justice...regardless of all religion's ideals. Period.

Yes I agree. If we didn't have such a messy line between the two things would be much better.

[Nomad]

Originally Posted by BullDog

Yes I agree. If we didn't have such a messy line between the two things would be much better.

one of the messiest of those messy lines is the one written on government issue paper money - "in G*d we trust". cant separate a state from its supposed church when the money that state uses references said church, yanno?

Article - US Treasury Archive

[Soon]

Originally Posted by Nomad

one of the messiest of those messy lines is the one written on government issue paper money - "in G*d we trust". cant separate a state from its supposed church when the money that state uses references said church, yanno?

Article - US Treasury Archive

Canada also has references to God on their money and national anthem, and we seem to have a very clear separation b/w religion and politics as opposed to the USA. Politicians here do not need to profess a certain religious affiliation or belief in god in order to make office; in fact, we get a bit squeamish if one is too public with their faith.