Pastor Doug Wilson addresses the shibboleth of the "separation of church and state."  State Chairman Ricardo Davis noted, "would that more church leaders spoke with this level of clarity about the issues at stake."

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Introduction

If a man were to undertake a proof that triangles had three sides, and he was making heavy weather in getting his point across, there would be several possibilities that we would need to consider. One would be that he was simply a terrible teacher. Another possibility would be that there were powerful interests conspiring against him, funded in a big way by George Soros. Let’s go with that one.

With those basic alternatives in mind, and taking the appropriate lesson from them, let us review now some of the basic issues that have for far too long bumfuzzled the American public when it comes to the foundational questions surrounding church and state. This shouldn’t be hard, but somehow it is hard anyway, and perhaps it has been the excessive sensitivity and nuance that I have historically been wont to use.

So let us go over these issues, shall we? And let us deal with the logic of the thing first, and the American history of it after that.

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