[The Urban Sombrero]

In another thread you're on here defending a false religion, extolling, embracing and applauding what you say, are 2 billion followers of a religion which has no true god. But allow me to introduce you to the cornerstone of true self awareness.
Exodus 20:3 (KJV)
3 Thou shalt have no other gods before me.

Jefferson was smart enough to know he could not preach from the halls of federal government. He also knew men will answer for their shortfalls before the true Living God. You even quoted the text where he discussed this simple and inescapable truth, but rolled right over it because you're not looking to magnify the Creator. You looking to advance secular humanism in your DNC inspired sermon of the day. The same DNC which propagates and demands funding for abortion on demand and the furtherance of gay rights.

Now that we're all done laughing it's time to get serious. I admire Jefferson too, but don't try and say any man who knows the Lord as Savior would defend anything other than Jesus Christ, even in a society which believes in freedom of religion. That's what Jefferson was speaking of. But where Jefferson may have been somewhat lacking, the Apostle Paul stepped up...
1 Corinthians 2:1-2 (KJV)
1 And I, brethren, when I came to you, came not with excellency of speech or of wisdom, declaring unto you the testimony of God.
2 For I determined not to know any thing among you, save Jesus Christ, and him crucified.

At any rate, your words are set forth here as record against you. Instead of proclaiming Christ, you who claim enlightened status in Christianity have nonetheless, defended Islam over and over again. I'd rather point all 2 billion of them to Christ, than salve their egos in support while hypocritically hiding behind the glorious oratory of our Constitution. Which BTW you don't quite have the knack of yet.

Now, for the facts, after a just dizzying flatuence of spin:

To say that nigh 2 billion followers of Islam exist in the world is FACT, not advocacy.

To state that any call for the eradication of Islam by flesh and blood sits at the entrance to genocide is FACT, not advocacy.

I have no idea, TRT, where you get that I am an advocate for the seed of Ishmael by simply saying that a call for the "eradication of Islam" is irresponsible and dangerous, and, in my view, not Scriptural.

Note: Jefferson, an admirer of Christ's ethical teaching, nevertheless excised all the miracles from his own personal testament, and preferred only that which could be verified by human reason.

Yes, yes, continue on, Simple Simon, in your literalistic extremism, an extremism which would have enthroned state's rights at the most key moments of our Constitution's moments of crisis: whether we would interpret human equality and freedom and equal protection at its highest common denominator.