Bio
Will Hinton is a consultant and blogger who got his start with the blog, Dignan's 75 Year Plan. Over the past few years, Will has used his blog as a platform to explore running for Congress, spearheading volunteer efforts for Hurricane Katrina relief, and challenging common perceptions about politics.
Will has developed a reputation in the blogosphere for reasonable and gracious dialogue on contentious political and religious topics.
Will is also a guest contributor at PeachPundit, RedBlueChristian, Nation-Building, RedState, and DailyKos.
Will lives in Atlanta with his wife and two daughters.
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I believe the historical
I believe the historical record shows the colonial Founding Fathers where largely Christian. The Constitutional Founding Fathers were generally much less Christian. They were largely deists and freemasons, first, and nominal Christians, second (John Witherspoon excepted) Call them the Masonic Columbians. So we have had a Christian a NATION (the populace) ruled by a Columbian STATE (the civil government). We still have a Columbian State, but the Nation's original Christianity is much diluted.
What passes for Christainity today is more psychological than Scriptural. What remains of historic orthodox Christianity - in its many streams - is a more a remnant than a majority.
Is America a Christian
Is America a Christian nation?
No, and never has been. What does that mean by the way?
When were we ever congealed by Christianity? (waiting, hoping, to be disabused of my agnosticism here).
I think we might be confusing generalizations made
by some historians and other public (religious) figures, with reality (kudos to responses 1 and 2).
I guess I'll have to start watching Liverpool when I can.
Trois Pistoles is awesome, so is Terrible.
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