Prager University: Religious Tolerance - Made in America

"We teach what isn't taught." - Dennis Prager

I am not a Christian; nor a Muslim, Jew, Hindu, Buddhist, or any other recognized religious type of person.  I do believe in something, however - it's just not something recognized by any doctrine...Thankfully I live in a country which not only allows me to have these beliefs, but allows me to do so without paying a consequence for doing so.

The key to this freedom is the 1st Amendment to the Constitution.  And the key part of that Amendment is the second portion:  "...or prohibiting the free exercise thereof..."

Only a liar or someone with a view towards shrinking the power of religion in American - often the same people - can deny the U.S. was founded on Judeo-Christian structures.  The first colonists came from Europe in search of pursuing their Protestant religion in peace, and the Founding Fathers created the young nation with Judeo-Christian building blocks...Some deny this reality based on the Founder's personal writings, but they are doing so disingenuously, because those Founders believed HEAVILY in God.  Some just didn't believe in specific doctrine and churches.  All of them were religious, though.  ALL OF THEM!!!

Sadly, the American Left has done much to try to destroy religion in American - and have used snippets of words from the Founding Fathers as their ammunition to do so...Luckily, the U.S. remains the most religious nation in the Western world - because the people of the U.S. have overruled the American Left; keeping the U.S. the most religiously FREE nation in the entire world.

This semester of Prager University is presented by:  Larry Schweikart

"In fact, it is not an exaggeration to say that America, where people of all faiths are free to worship, or not worship, as they please, invented modern religious tolerance." - L.S.

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof..." - U.S. Constitution, 1st Amendment