Anyone disagree?

No.

i'm against separation of church and state except in a place like texas

So you don’t like the separation of church and state?

I don't

Why?

Because then nobody will support Christianity

As a christian, we should be helping people come to Jesus by being good neighbors and being like him, not by forcing them to replace their own cultures with white American Christianity.

the church should have authority over the state
maga wants the state to have authority over the church

We never said that 💀

ofc not, but conservative "christians" want to spread christianity in the US, which is good except their version of christianity is influenced too much by their politics, which aren't based on christian values

Bro💀

What if neither had authority over the other? What if they were… separate? 🤯

then national policy would be put into the hands of politicians who care more about themselves than the people they're leading

perhaps the country shouldn't be run by a church (especially because there are multiple different denominations that would need to have equal authority), but to run for office you should have to be ordained in a mainline church denomination

And there’s also the problem of the whole reason the us exists is because people wanted religious freedom, and we vowed to preserve that in the constitution…

i see obv if your not christian you dont want the church to lead the country
but the laws of most modern first world countries are based on the laws of the bible anyways

I am a Christian. I’m just not one of the Christians who believes that we are supposed to force other people to believe in Jesus, we are supposed to invite them in the faith and be good examples of Christ. He did not usurp, he did not control, he instead built relationships with the sinners and murderers like Saul. We should do the same, and we destroy that if we control the country.

lowk valid

with some exceptions...