He understood that without God's hand on the country, we would no longer exist as a free and mighty people. -- Andrew, Cochranville
-- L. Wall, Anaheim Hills
Did President Jackson say that before or after he illegally ripped land away from the Cherokee Indians, destroyed their sovereign nation, and sent them on the Trail of Tears suicide march to Oklahoma? -- M., Nashville
-- Anonymous
Bravo, M. from Nashville!
But, aside from my personal feelings toward Andrew Jackson, I'm afraid I must disagree with this statement. Religion should have no official place in government, other than as a listed right of the people. -- Anonymous
-- Anonymous
the weightier matters of the law are always over looked.mercy, faith, judgement. to look back to our foundation of law. we look to the God of our founding fathers whom they brought forth with, in the form of a book, containing laws and comandments which we belive to be self evadent. proclaiming leberty for the opressed. separation of church and state is to protect the church not the state, -- R. Pittman, FL.
-- Andrew, Lutz
-- Anonymous
