Theocratic America

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They are showing signs of progress. I wonder how long it will take to get them to allow the offspring of Clayton Bigsby and others like them into the "club"?

As if it makes a difference.

Dude ...if Twizzy (or anyone) were in the same room with you, and you say the words "maybe they will ram a fence post up your orifice" the other person will either get that its a joke and will beat you to bloody pulp with a tire iron for you being an idiot who cant tell jokes, or they will NOT get that its a joke, and they will beat you to bloody pulp with a tire iron you for being an as*hole. The end result will be the same regardless of whether they get that you're joking or not!

Fat lot of good that will do--we're not even allowed, under pain of excommunication, to join the Freemasons!

Dang!

Ya cant win fer loosin'.

Group A stops hating on group B, but group B wont allow you to join groups like group A.

So that groups A and B can never join...in the higher cause....of....hating group C!

You had me laughing!

No, we don't join groups to hate anyone really. The Masons have been feuding with the Catholics for about the last four hundred years, though. It can seem a bit silly at times. Apparently the upper echelons of masonry (sounds architectural) would like to see the church destroyed, but the average Mason would rather chug beer on lodge night. We don't need to go chug beer though--wherever you find four Catholics there's a fifth.

The average Mason is like Fred Flintstone or Ralph Kramden.

Or like these two...

Those meetings would be a riot----a regular riot!

And another fine mess they'd have gotten us all into!

You’ve never lived among the Pentecostals, or the Holiness or primitive Baptists, have you?

I can tell you, with certainty, if it stinks of Catholicism (be it the Church of Rome, the Church of Constantinople, the Anglican Communion, the Lutheran Church (in all of its various forms), you will be vilified, and run out of the congregation, and the community, on a rail.

^^Even Lutherans, who broke away from the Catholics several hundreds of years ago?

The US was founded years and years ago on what I interpret as Christian principles ( I realize this is debatable, but this is not my point ). That being said, there's zero danger of Christianity ruling anything in this country. Mention may be made of God, the Bible, etc... certain Christian ( and other religious holidays ) may be celebrated or observed. But this country is way too far down the rabbit hole to ever become a Theocracy.

Halloweenie will happen on schedule next year, in San Fran.

Christian principles.....but strict separation of church and state.

The Colonies were founded under sectarian Christian beliefs, but by the time the Bill of Rights was written, preference for any one religion was abandoned.

America was founded on secular virtues.

However, if Christian ideology once again became the basis of our government, we would have the restoration of slavery, subjugation of women, death by stoning of gays and adulterers, and conquest by genocide.

The first thing to look for that this might be coming back is to watch for the ten commandments to start reappearing in front of courthouses.