No to Sharis in USA.

Submitted by Margarita (United States), Apr 6, 2017 at 13:51

Fred, you are obviously oblivious to the fact that America is Judeo-Christian country. Yes, it is *not* theocratic but it still is a Judeo-Christian democracy. 30+ state constitutions mention Almighty God. The other state constitutions use variants such as "God", "Divine guidance", "providence of God", and "Creator". The Declaration of Independence mentions "God", "Creator", and "Divine providence". The state constitution of North Carolina in regards to freedom of religion states, "Christians of any denomination or sect may worship as they see fit". The federal constitution was written by Christians and for Christians. Christians from North Carolina would have never signed the federal constitution if it was contrary to their already existing state constitution; therefore, freedom of religion in the federal constitution means that same thing as in the state constitution of North Carolina.

Some state constitutions state that a person who does *not* believe in the being of Almighty God may *not* hold a political office. Politicians must swear on the Holy Bible. The President must swear on the Holy Bible. Lawyers and witnesses must swear on the Holy Bible. Until 1962 prayer to Almighty God was in all public schools. Judaism has been tolerated because it is the first half of Judeo-Christianity. There used to be laws against fornification, adultery, willful blasphemy, and homosexuality. There are still laws against murder, stealing, and official lying. Secularists have infiltrated the political system of U.S.A, which is still illegal in some states. What is the point of Secularists (who are Atheists, Satanists and Pagans), swear on the Holy Bible? What is the point of Muslims swearing on the Holy Bible??? Muslims who want Sharia aka political Islam in U.S.A. are committing treason. The political system of U.S.A. is highly superior to the political system of Islam because it is based on Holy Torah and Holy Gospel.

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