@ffrf.org @ffrf.org · Jul 5

Yes, things have changed. Many of the Founders were personally religious, but they deliberately established a secular government meant for all of us. That’s the constitutional vision Graham and his Christian nationalist allies are trying to rewrite.

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Joe Stutler · Jul 5

Lying is a significant part of their grift.

@leajacobsen.bsky.social · Jul 5

The right reverend and machine gun Fiore getting touchy feelie on a private jet.

justbekind2all.bsky.social · Jul 6

Hmmm wish I could post all of these I have from each founder, but only one at a time so I picked this fun FACT to know and shout.

@splodgedness.bsky.social · Jul 5

To be fair a lot of them were slave owners who didn’t want to pay tax!

TT0M · Jul 5

Religion has answered more questions with certainty than evidence ever could.

@internetgeorge.bsky.social · Jul 5

“atheists… who conceal themselves as Christians” documented since 1657 in America. A disease.

Ava 🖤💛🏳️‍⚧️🔞 · Jul 5

religion of any form acts as a cancer on society, the founding fathers understood this and put up barriers to keep it from spreading, but until religion as a whole is gone, this will sadly always happen

Kurt Risser · Jul 5

It's like encouraging everyone to wear blinders and stick our fingers in our ears.

Robin Herbert · Jul 5

I doubt that Franklin Graham or any of the other Christian Nationslists actually believe in God. They're just grifters.

@changerous.bsky.social · Jul 5

Deists are not Xians.

AnneLoraine · Jul 6

"One nation under god" wasn't added to the pledge of allegiance until 1954. So I guess they think Eisenhower was a founding father? It wouldn't surprise me.

Seth · Jul 5

Shouldn't he off filling his Zovirax prescription?

Brida · Jul 5

This administration made me become an atheist

Sydney Carton · Jul 5

Franklin Graham is a maniac.