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  • Shawty

    terça, 10 de julho de 2018 at 12:11
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  Pastor Meyer. I believe if you read the article on Ben Carson you will see he is making comment on what others are saying. Not his own beliefs.

  
  
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    • admin

      terça, 10 de julho de 2018 at 21:56
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    Yes, that is true, but he calls it what he calls it.
    Remember, our briefings are not commentary on the news (true or false), other than to provide the prophetic link… in this case, that the White House is tearing down the Wall of Separation.

    
    
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  • Owen Thomson

    terça, 10 de julho de 2018 at 19:47
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  This article is not entirely honest! Ben Carson did not say that “separation of church and state is crap!” He said the following…
  “We Americans must be proud of who we are. We cannot give away our values and principles for the sake of political correctness,” he said as tallies began to come in from the crucial Iowa caucuses, the first contest in the presidential primary season.

  “There are those who go around proclaiming separation of church and state. You can’t put anything up that has anything to do with God. … I’ll have a seizure if I see a cross and all of this kind of crap,” he continued. “The fact of the matter is — do they realize that our founding document, the Declaration of Independence, says we have certain unalienable rights given to us by our creator, AKA, God.”
  Notice that he is saying that those who think separation of church and state means getting rid of references to God from public places is crap because the constitution is a Christian document and the founding principles of the country is Christian!
  Getting rid of those references will give you a communist state or the other alternative is a Muslim Caliphate!

  
  
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    • admin

      terça, 10 de julho de 2018 at 21:57
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    In the source article Ben Carson’s rather crude term could have been defending more of a balanced approach to church and state than just advocating tearing it down altogether. However, he has been one of the key players in getting Mr. Trump and evangelicals together, so it seems to the author that he is far more to the right of balance than he should be. The source article was suggesting that Ben Carson supports tearing down the wall of separation between church and state. That is a prophetic event or process, regardless of its merits or demerits. That is the reason for our report.

    
    
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  • Dale Fuhrmeister

    quarta, 11 de julho de 2018 at 06:23
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  You have probably never read what Ellen White, who grew up in the time of the founding of this nation said about national leadership. From Manuscript Releases #165, entitled “Church and State Relationships” she says;
  “The man who does not know God as his Father, and Jesus Christ as the only begotten Son of the infinite God, can not rule wisely. ”
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  “Oh, that those who are rulers of nations would realize the responsibility resting upon them to be representatives of God, to set a right example, to shun the use of intoxicating liquor, that they may never be found off their guard. Judges, lawyers, senators, should give evidence to those who look to them for guidance that they acknowledge themselves to be under the control of a supreme Ruler, even Christ.”
  This IS a Christian nation, as true Christianity is the ONLY philosophy that advocates freedom of conscience. I challenge you to find any other that does.

  
  
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    • admin

      quarta, 11 de julho de 2018 at 13:55
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    While that is true to a large extent, the founders also wisely separated church and state for a very important reason. They saw where the mixing of church and state would lead based on what happened in the past. For Revelation 13 to be fulfilled, where there are sanctions against those who don’t go along with the religious authority and eventually the death penalty for disobedience, there has to be a mixture of church and state in America that becomes persecuting.

    
    
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      • Dale Fuhrmeister

        quinta, 12 de julho de 2018 at 06:57
      
      

      How did they see this separation? Not the way modern secular humanists want to see it, and sadly how many SDA’s now see it. They allowed church services to be held in the rotunda of the capital building. Something the FFRF would have a fit over today, and sadly many SDA’s would as well.