Huffington Post Article Link

"Go back to what our founders and our founding documents meant -- they're quite clear -- that we would create law based on the God of the bible and the ten commandments."--Sarah Palin

Okay Sarah, but be careful what you with for--
Under President Sarah Palin's new laws all punishments will be by Stoning to Death:

Under Deuteronomy 24:4 you are defiled; an abomination before God because you are divorced.

Under Deuteronomy 22:5 Because you wear pants, you are abominable before God.

Most of your children, under law 21:18, shall be stoned to death for partying (revelling, debauchery and banqueting) too much.

Your Daughter Bristol's pretty well dead: Since she has "played the whore in her father's house" and lost her virginity before her marriage, she must be stoned to death. (USC 22:20)

For having an affair, you and your boyfriend are condemned to death. (USC 22:22)


Anyway, I hope that works out for you, getting pelted with rocks on FOX News. I'll Tivo it.

I don't see anything too shocking there, its pretty much true actually Irie. I know, because Sarah talks about it, the left gets all goofy. You guys are a crack up.

Just some idiocy from the Evangelical Right,.....I wouldn't pay too much attention to it.

That said there is some validity in what she said. The founders did base much of their views on Judeo Christian values,.....Christian just war theory, exc. I attribute that to nothing more than Judeo Christian religions being the predominant value set of the time period, it was inevitable.

It's like saying that a Middle Eastern nation bases their value set off of the Muslim faith,.........of course they do.

Beyond all this there is a reason they added the separation of church and state into our founding documents. There is also a reason they advocated for the freedom to practice whatever religion you like.

Live your life according to the non-aggression axiom and all will be good.

Bottomline,.......who gives a flying fugazee?

3,000 years after the fact, even. Maybe the copyright had expired.