Mon, May 14, 2018 at 8:34 PM, (name withheld) wrote:
You all went to great lengths to not address my most basic concern that your organization is promoting the self deceleration of schizophrenia among healthy people, schizophrenia being the only actual “freedom” from an individuals religion, their beliefs and practices. Your organization is not only promoting the false deceleration of “no-religion” by otherwise healthy if unaware individuals it is also actively pushing legislative and dictatorial policy changes to officially establish a nation wide schizophrenic state, or more accurately to establish a state like the USSR with its state religion Gosateizm. Which was and is not a freedom from religion but is only the assertion of that religion over all others.
If you want to free Americans from the official religion of our nation, you can first begin by pushing legislative repeal of the address of Jesus from Nazerine and his title of our Lord, as it is expressly writ in the signing of the Constitution. That is repeal the signing of the constitution if you would like to remove Jesus as the Lord of the US, officially.Thanks(name withheld)
Response from MRFF Advisory Board Member Mike Farrell
It’s hard to take you seriously, therefore it’s difficult to not only know how to respond but also to discern whether
there’s any point in responding to your message.
Your premise – or perhaps your “most basic concern” – is foolish. Any reasonably rational person can grasp the
idea that there is a difference between having a religion, in the commonly understood sense of the word, or a
religious perspective, and having a belief system that is not a religion or a “religious” one.
Your apparent willingness to believe that those who don’t have a religion are schizophrenic smacks of the kind
of totalitarian, self-deluded arrogance one expects from a cult member. Unfortunately, we hear of lot of such
nonsense from your co-religionists, too often laced with antisemitic rants and crazed political jargon.
But to be clear, we are not “promoting” any “false declaration” of “no religion,” we are insisting that the constitutional
guarantee of freedom of religion does not limit one’s freedom to simply a choice of one of the established religions.
We are, to again be clear, not “pushing legislative and dictatorial policy changes” of any kind. We are quite happy
with the U.S. Constitution as it exists and happy to defend it against those, like yourself, who pretend that there is
an “official religion of our nation.”
There is not.
Mike Farrell
(MRFF Board of Advisors)
On Thu, May 31, 2018 at 6:29 PM, (name withheld) wrote:
The institutions of the United States presuppose divinity, a supreme being. And the founders were not shy to naming him either. The United States government was founded as and has not officially ceased being a Christian one. Jesus’ lordship of our nation is spelled out in the Constitution.

Where is Jesus’ lordship spelled out in the Constitution? I must have missed that.
Some of our Founders were Deists, some were atheists, how does that make it a Christian country?
Your definition of religion is used by you to suit your personal purposes. I don’t subscribe.
You are incorrect about everything, as near as I can tell, but your apparent obsession with mental
illness is intriguing.
Response from MRFF Supporter
On Jun 1, 2018, at 5:10 PM, (name withheld) wrote:
If you are going to send hate mail, it would be good if you knew how to write good, rudimentary English. Perhaps another year of school would be helpful.
Peace,
(name withheld)
On Fri, Jun 1, 2018 at 12:00 PM, (name and e mail withheld)wrote:
Some of our Founders were Deists, some were atheists, how does that make it a Christian country?
Thomas Jefferson the most outspoken nonconformist of the founders, was adamantly reverent to all things Biblical, even penned the Deceleration of Independence a more stoutly Christian document than the Constitution. All of the founding documents speak to our Christian founding. The Mayflower Compact, the Deceleration of Independence, to his Lordship as spelled out in the Constitution. Rip out the Christian foundation of our nation and the whole thing collapses. Attempts to remove Christianity from our nations governmental bodies is sedition.
Your definition of religion is used by you to suit your personal purposes. I don’t subscribe.
You are incorrect about everything, as near as I can tell, but your apparent obsession with mental
illness is intriguing.

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