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It seems though that the used to be devout Christians and later became deist and where are the fully aware of the bloodshed

It seems though that the used to be devout Christians and later became deist and where are the fully aware of the bloodshed

and atrocities that Christianity committed. Or it seemed that they used to be devout Christians,but their doubts had taken over and later

and atrocities that Christianity committed. Or it seemed that they used to be devout Christians,but their doubts had taken over and later

became deist. --Unsigned comment by User:Coolguy

became deist. --Unsigned comment by User:([[Coolguy]])

:Most of these quotes don't mention God. So user:Coolguy's additions here are just an attempt to show that we were never a Christian nation. The Pilgrims fled England due to religious persecution, it's was the King's mandated religion or punished. So they came to America. Did they come to America to practice Buddhism, Hindu, Taoism, Islam, Judaism, etc? The Pilgrims came here to practice Christianity. The Christian church, in all its denominations, has been here since the beginning. A church was in is every town since its founding. The government that formed was a government of Christian men who were fervent believers in Christ Almighty. Did they create a theocracy? Nope. It doesn't mean they were anti-Christian or anti-religion as much as user:Coolguy attempts to persuade. --Jpatt 19:35, 21 April 2017 (EDT)

:Most of these quotes don't mention God. So user:Coolguy's additions here are just an attempt to show that we were never a Christian nation. The Pilgrims fled England due to religious persecution, it's was the King's mandated religion or punished. So they came to America. Did they come to America to practice Buddhism, Hindu, Taoism, Islam, Judaism, etc? The Pilgrims came here to practice Christianity. The Christian church, in all its denominations, has been here since the beginning. A church was in is every town since its founding. The government that formed was a government of Christian men who were fervent believers in Christ Almighty. Did they create a theocracy? Nope. It doesn't mean they were anti-Christian or anti-religion as much as user:Coolguy attempts to persuade. --Jpatt 19:35, 21 April 2017 (EDT)