[TheRealThing]

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A lot of the Founders were deeply influenced by The Enlightenment. They knew society (science, culture, practice and fancy) to be an ever changing, ever evolving dynamic. Thus, they enshrined essential liberties while embracing open ended flexibility. The Constitution manages both quite nicely, in spite of numerous historical attempts to encroach upon basic freedoms and stultify adaptability. Thus, and I say this directly and without hesitation or doubt: Here, here! to separation of powers. Here, here! to the wall of separation between church and state. Here, here to the movement away from tribalism, racism, and sexism as the Constitution has grown up amongst us.

Don't point any arrows at one of my posts when you belch out this kind of swamp gas. Predictable compromise is not particularly noble and relativity is a scourge, not a foundation. Morality is therefore not flexible, nor does any passing social dynamic mitigate personal responsibility where that applies to the principles of self governance or one's sted before The Almighty.