Tom DeLay: "God wrote the U.S. Constitution."

[Ben Kenobi]

I don't know. It's possible that Tom DeLay can be so deranged/extremist/stupid as to sincerely believe what he spewed out of his mouth.

Interesting to hear a Christian doubt the divinity of the Holy Spirit.

[MrFun]

You're talking about a politician. The spew whatever the audience they're talking to wants to hear. No different than any other. Including Obama. (but Obama was better at it)

Without even thinking first, about how stupid it will sound to mainstream Americans?

[rah]

I must repeat, we're talking about politicians.

[Ben Kenobi]

it will sound to radical leftist Americans?

I'm not sure they are his intended audience.

[MrFun]

I must repeat, we're talking about politicians.

Well, yeah you're right.

[PLATO]

Dear Mr. Delay,

The Constitution is based on Masonic principle...not Christian principle. If you will actually read the history of your country, you would know this as well as the fact that there were several agnostics involved in the drafting of the Constitution.

Nice Try and I am sure your contributions from the Christian Right Wing are safe. Now, if its not to much trouble, could you actually work on the country's problems instead of your own religious agenda?

Thanks,

U.S. Citizens

[molly bloom]

I'm not quite sure how Delay is wrong here. Unless of course, Mr. Fun believes the Holy Spirit isn't God.

Fallible human beings wrote the Constitution of the United States, Sister Bendy. Had god done it, it would have been not on paper but stone. See 'Moses, Tablets, Mountain' for god's earlier attempt at writing.

Or if you prefer, the Koran.

[Hauldren Collider]

Lo, I doth see the Hand of God at work in the 21st amendment.

[100% Wolf]

Felch is a heretic. FDR was clearly the Antichrist and the so-called "21st amendment" is a defacement of the Word of God.

[Hauldren Collider]

I agree with FDR being the antichrist.

[Elok]

Is it just me, or was there a correlation between Founders' politics and religiosity? I've been digging through Wikipedia just now.

Federalists: Hamilton (somewhat unconventional, on-and-off Christian), Adams (Christian, some Deist ideas), Jay (devoutly Christian), Washington (lukewarm Episcopalian, refused to take communion)

Anti-Federalists: Jefferson (Deist, denied Trinity and divinity of Jesus), Madison (unclear, probably Deist), Paine (loathed Christianity, Deist?), Monroe (attended Episcopalian services, devotion unclear)

I can't tell what side to put Franklin on religiously or politically, amiable and conciliatory fellow that he was. But it seems significant to me.

[MikeH]

If God wrote the constitution then all the Amendments are trying to change His work, and should be repealed. This is indisputable.

[MrFun]

Maybe Moses did not come down from the mountain with the Ten Commandments. Maybe the ones who wrote Exodus got it wrong, and he came down from the mountain with the U.S. Constitution.

[regexcellent]

Tom DeLay isn't even in Congress anymore, who ****ing cares what he says

[DinoDoc]

Tom DeLay isn't even in Congress anymore, who ****ing cares what he says

Democrats.