COD: Separation of church and state is NOT in the constitution!

[Pastor J.C. Manning, M.D., Ph.D.]

Dear Friends,

In a senate debate with communist nominee Chris Coons on Tuesday, Tea Party Express nominee Christine O'Donnell of Delaware questioned whether the U.S. Constitution calls for a separation of Church and state. Chris Coons responded by mistakenly claiming the First Amendment covers this, which it does not.

Again, Christine O'Donnell showed everyone that God Himself is on her side in the upcoming elections. Hitting Chris Coons once more while he was already knocked out by Christine O'Donnell proving him to be a Marxist.

I am ecstatic about the urban myth of separation of Church and state finally getting debunked. I can't wait for the Tea Party Express to wipe out the communists in the next elections making America God's favorite nation once more.

Yours in Christ,

Pastor J.C. Manning, M.D., Ph.D.

[Bobby-Joe]

Re: COD: Separation of church and state is NOT in the constitutio

As O'Donnall right pointed out; the separation of church and state is nowhere to be found in the Constitution. Yes, there is apocryphal document, The Bill of Rights that has it, but official Constitutional cannon doesn't.

This is completely different from our Second Amendment rights to bear arms or be free of Gay Marriages or Atheism and Abortions. Those are seeded threw ought the Constitution.

I see Coons, like liberal moonbats always do. Mad himself look ridiculous in the debate. Maybe he should think twice about talking on a Constitutional scholar like O'Donnall.