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There is no Earthly or Heavenly proof of any kind that "...nature is only the manifestation of the (a) creator", nor, did our founding Fathers advocate a creator within the Constitution. On the contrary they fought long and hard to get and keep gods out of it. In fact, this was finally accomplished only because of the extreme disagreement as to which denomination would be favored.
Our great Constitution guarantees us tall of us) the right to worship and believe in a god only if we wish. That is a basic freedom. No political positions are to be given to any gods or organized church, now or ever. I am most thankful to those founding Fathers for that. Perhaps, had it been different. not only would the Rappahannock News be obliged to print the name of a god in giving thanks, but would have been repromanded severely for doing otherwise. (Remember the inquisitions.) And all in the name of god.
“Afraid to mention God”? Thanks again to our founding Fathers, we are neither afraid to mention gods nor are we afraid to retire them from politics. We neither spare the feelings of scien
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