[The Urban Sombrero]

People used to tell the truth. Back in the founder's day politically correct maneuvering was not in vogue, so getting up and declaring a faith one did not in fact possess would not have been politically expedient. And yeah, I really do question people who spend all their time in activist pursuits in the name of abortion and homosexuality while at the same time professing the Christian faith.

However I'll let the Lord deal with all that. Your claim about the deist deal is as dubious as is the liberal's evidence in support of same. I have the historical documents on my side, all you got is a feeling, I guess.

Again, you surprise me. So well versed as a Scribe in the Scriptures, yet here claiming that human nature in 1770's was so different than today.

The historical documents? A "full faith and credit" examination establishes beyond dispute that Judaeo-Christianity influenced our Founders, as did Deism and the Enlightenment. Period.

Again, I invite anyone interested to take those four "dig points" and examine primary source material relating to the "top ten and honorable mention" Founding Fathers. No wayfaring man need err therein.