Jerry Mack

The Founding Fathers of this country were virtually all Christians. While a few can be found to have written letters expressing opinions on certain hypocracies of the Church or the dangers of religious influences they still consider themselves very religious men who recognize that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. Below is a list every single founding father and their religious affiliation. It is the atheists that have invented the "Deist Lie".

Revelation 22:15

But outside are dogs and sorcerers and sexually immoral and murderers and idolaters, and whoever loves and practices a lie.

Signers of the Constitution

Daniel Carroll Catholic,

Thomas Fitzsimons Catholic,

Roger Sherman Congregationalist,

Nathaniel Gorham Congregationalist,

John Langdon Congregationalist,

Nicholas Gilman Congregationalist,

Abraham Baldwin Congregationalist/Episcopalian,

William Samuel Johnson Episcopalian; Presbyterian,

James Madison Jr. Episcopalian,

George Read Episcopalian,

Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer Episcopalian,

David Brearly Episcopalian,

Richard Dobbs Spaight, Sr. Episcopalian,

Robert Morris Episcopalian,

Gouverneur Morris Episcopalian,

John Rutledge Episcopalian,

Charles Cotesworth Pinckney Episcopalian,

Charles Pinckney Episcopalian,

Pierce Butler Episcopalian,

George Washington Episcopalian,

Benjamin Franklin Episcopalian (Deist),

William Blount Episcopalian; Presbyterian,

James Wilson Episcopalian; Presbyteran,

Rufus King Episcopalian; Congregationalist,

Jacob Broom Lutheran,

William Few Methodist,

Richard Bassett Methodist,

Gunning Bedford Jr. Presbyterian,

James McHenry Presbyterian,

William Livingston Presbyterian,

William Paterson Presbyterian,

Hugh Williamson Presbyterian,

Jared Ingersoll Presbyterian,

Alexander Hamilton Huguenot; Presbyterian; Episcopalian,

Jonathan Dayton Presbyterian; Episcopalian,

John Blair Presbyterian; Episcopalian,

John Dickinson Quaker; Episcopalian,

George Clymer Quaker; Episcopalian,

Thomas Mifflin Quaker; Lutheran,

Men who didnt sign but debated the Constitution

Oliver Ellsworth Congregationalist,

Caleb Strong Congregationalist,

John Lansing, Jr. Dutch Reformed,

Robert Yates Dutch Reformed,

William Houstoun Episcopalian,

William Leigh Pierce Episcopalian,

Luther Martin Episcopalian,

John F. Mercer Episcopalian,

Elbridge Gerry Episcopalian,

George Mason Episcopalian,

Edmund J. Randolph Episcopalian,

George Wythe Episcopalian,

James McClurg Presbyterian,

William C. Houston Presbyterian,

William R. Davie Presbyterian,

Alexander Martin Presbyterian,

Signers of the Declaration of Independencej

Charles Carroll Catholic,

Samuel Huntington Congregationalist,

Roger Sherman Congregationalist,

William Williams Congregationalist,

Oliver Wolcott Congregationalist,

Lyman Hall Congregationalist,

Samuel Adams Congregationalist,

John Hancock Congregationalist,

Josiah Bartlett Congregationalist,

William Whipple Congregationalist,

William Ellery Congregationalist,

John Adams Congregationalist; Unitarian,

Robert Treat Paine Congregationalist; Unitarian,

George Walton Episcopalian,

John Penn Episcopalian,

George Ross Episcopalian,

Thomas Heyward Jr. Episcopalian,

Thomas Lynch Jr. Episcopalian,

Arthur Middleton Episcopalian,

Edward Rutledge Episcopalian,

Francis Lightfoot Lee Episcopalian,

Richard Henry Lee Episcopalian,

George Read Episcopalian,

Caesar Rodney Episcopalian,

Samuel Chase Episcopalian,

William Paca Episcopalian,

Thomas Stone Episcopalian,

Elbridge Gerry Episcopalian,

Francis Hopkinson Episcopalian,

Francis Lewis Episcopalian,

Lewis Morris Episcopalian,

William Hooper Episcopalian,

Robert Morris Episcopalian,

John Morton Episcopalian,

Stephen Hopkins Episcopalian,

Carter Braxton Episcopalian,

Benjamin Harrison Episcopalian,

Thomas Nelson Jr. Episcopalian,

George Wythe Episcopalian,

Thomas Jefferson Episcopalian (Deist),

Benjamin Franklin Episcopalian (Deist),

Button Gwinnett Episcopalian; Congregationalist,

James Wilson Episcopalian; Presbyterian,

Joseph Hewes Quaker, Episcopalian,

George Clymer Quaker, Episcopalian,

Thomas McKean Presbyterian,

Matthew Thornton Presbyterian,

Abraham Clark Presbyterian,

John Hart Presbyterian,

Richard Stockton Presbyterian,

John Witherspoon Presbyterian,

William Floyd Presbyterian,

Philip Livingston Presbyterian,

James Smith Presbyterian,

George Taylor Presbyterian,

Benjamin Rush Presbyterian,

Signers of the Articles of Confederation

Daniel Carroll Catholic,

Andrew Adams Congregationalist,

Richard Hutson Congregationalist,

Samuel Adams Congregationalist,

Josiah Bartlett Congregationalist,

William Ellery Congregationalist,

John Hancock Congregationalist,

Samuel Huntington Congregationalist,

Roger Sherman Congregationalist,

Oliver Wolcott Congregationalist,

Thomas Heyward Jr. Episcopalian,

John Penn Episcopalian,

Francis Lightfoot Lee Episcopalian,

Richard Henry Lee Episcopal

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Im considering getting a dune buggy for my family. Im looking to avoid home made "cheesy" dune buggies. I want to know what to look for in seeking out a buggy that has a solid engine/tranny/clutch combo that is recognized as that is necessary for a legit buggy. I need decent handling on the street and off road with enough suspension to keep from beating me to death. I would like to know what to avoid as well as what I need to look for. Im not really looking for a high performance machine or a racer. Just a good solid overall buggy. Would 4,000-5,000 dollars put in something like that? I dont know what questions to ask really;

Wheel base?

1600 cc?

Clutch?

Tranny?

Seat belt and seat arrangement?

Seats?

Fuel tank material?

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Come to Christ and leave the rudiments of this world behind.

http://video.yahoo.com/network/100284668?v=4291689

A question for fellow Christians to chew on.

Why did Jesus speak in parables? This should be interesting.

Brothers and Sisters in Christ, when asked a Christian question why do you offer opinions born of pop cultures witticisms and not from scripture? Scripture is the sole source concerning itself and not human experiences which change with the wind.

Are you a Christian that is "turned off" by scripture? Is scripture just something that someone made up to you?

God bless you

Who else agrees with the ruling against Child Protective Services in Texas concerning the 400 children?

Its easy for lay people to have opinions but one thing that they never consider is that the state of Texas has a duty to apply the law equetably across the entire populace of Texas. The CPS ignores 10,000s of far worse cases in low income depressed areas that are well known to them and then apply a much different standard on those Mormons. In my opinion the reason that the CPS acted as they did was that in this case the peoples involved were interesting and white along with getting in on their 15 minutes of fame and titillation.

Has there ever been a more ridiculous statement made than this.?

"""The fact that the founding fathers prayed at school graduations and advocated such just goes to show you that the founding fathers didn't understand the constitution."""

Justice Souter; Liberal

Concerning the legal decision barring prayers at graduations.

Whether God is real or not lets put aside for the moment. One thing that is factual is the existence of Jewish and Christian texts that came into existence at some point for some reason. Flawed or not, True or not or man made myth or not how do you as an atheist place a time upon these texts first appearance and how they compare to other ancient texts in quality, quantity and validity?

Few if any believe in the Egyptian Pharaohs religion but no one disputes the writings and glyphs on walls etc. False religion witha tangible beginning and history.

So, how do you as an atheist place a time upon these texts first appearance and how they compare to other ancient texts in quality, quantity and validity?

Question for fellow Christians. Without looking it up how many animals of each kind were on Noahs Ark?(not a trick question).

Isnt it conclusive proof that the fundamentalists(people that believe that the Bible is infallible and true) are correct in the fact that they are the only Christians that are being attacked?

Ten points to then one that can tell me what "Elizabeth means".

I just asked the question of "are there people in Heaven right now?". Only a couple respondents cited scripture, which was disappointing. Let me ask another way. Can someone provide an example of someone being in Heaven with God(aside from Jesus). Before you answer you have to remember that there are 3 Heavens as told of in the Bible.

Some believe there are and some believe there won't be until the rapture. Your thoughts!

I have reinstalled XP PRO and now I cant istall the printer software. I get the following message after the installation attempt. "the RPC server unavailable".

Thanks, jm