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r/MadeMeSmile • u/d_warren_1 • Mar 05 '24
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They have very strict separation of church and state in France.
The USA, on the other hand, does not, despite the constitution explicitly mandating it.
6 u/Accidenttimely17 Mar 05 '24 May be because 60% of french are Athiests meanwhile 64% of Americans are Christians. 12 u/Daedeluss Mar 05 '24 So what? USA could be 100% Muslim - the constitution explicitly defines USA as a secular nation but it's totally ignored. Funny how the constitution is so precious to so many Americans and yet they choose to just ignore one of the most important parts. 3 u/Istarien Mar 05 '24 Just like the Bible! Evangelicals, in particular, make a sport of gerrymandering their own scriptures so that they can hate whomever they please.
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May be because 60% of french are Athiests meanwhile 64% of Americans are Christians.
12 u/Daedeluss Mar 05 '24 So what? USA could be 100% Muslim - the constitution explicitly defines USA as a secular nation but it's totally ignored. Funny how the constitution is so precious to so many Americans and yet they choose to just ignore one of the most important parts. 3 u/Istarien Mar 05 '24 Just like the Bible! Evangelicals, in particular, make a sport of gerrymandering their own scriptures so that they can hate whomever they please.
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So what? USA could be 100% Muslim - the constitution explicitly defines USA as a secular nation but it's totally ignored.
Funny how the constitution is so precious to so many Americans and yet they choose to just ignore one of the most important parts.
3 u/Istarien Mar 05 '24 Just like the Bible! Evangelicals, in particular, make a sport of gerrymandering their own scriptures so that they can hate whomever they please.
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Just like the Bible! Evangelicals, in particular, make a sport of gerrymandering their own scriptures so that they can hate whomever they please.
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u/Daedeluss Mar 05 '24
They have very strict separation of church and state in France.
The USA, on the other hand, does not, despite the constitution explicitly mandating it.