The Myth of Separation of Church and State

There is a battle waging in our country for the hearts and minds of every God fearing free American and that is the effort underway to remove God from the public square. Some may say "so what, what's the big deal?". I mean just because a few words get changed in the Pledge of Allegiance or our currency no longer has "In God We Trust" printed on it doesn't make us a bad country. We'll still be a country who cares about others, right? And it's this very apathetic attitude that we see prevalent in our society that may very well spell the end of the America we all know and love. Like many Americans, including our Founding Fathers, I believe that our greatness as a Nation is a blessing from God. Our freedoms come from God and if we take that for granted and allow the forces behind this movement to remove God from our public consciousness, we will be turning our backs on Him and His blessing on us. What is even more outrageous to me is that the basis of the argument of removing God from schools, courtrooms and other public places is based on a myth. Yes a myth that has been perpetrated by the ACLU, left-wing liberals, the mainstream media (MSM), agnostics and atheists across this country. There is nothing in the Establishment of Religion clause of the First Amendment to the Constitution that justifies the legal actions that are playing out in courtrooms across America. Furthermore and even more disgraceful are the activist liberal judges who are establishing legal precedents making the removal of God an acceptable action adding more legitimacy to this myth. I found this great article at NoApathy.org that explains the origin of this myth and how it's being used to unravel the moral fabric of this great nation. You can read it here.