Lisa Mallozzi
3/25/2023 Christianity effect on the American society
Christianity, Judaism, and Islam are the three biggest religions with a following of over 97% of people believing in them. Christianity is possibly one of the most impactful abrahamic religions. Abrahamic religions are a group of religions that are centered around worshiping God and recognize Abraham as their profit. Christianity along with Judaism and islam are all abrahamic religions that were established in the Middle East and have spread all over the world. Christianity has influenced United States societies, governmental laws, and the separation of church and state more than some may think it has become a topic of discussion when laws are put in place. Christianity
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My charity has greatly influenced their way of work, function and views topics. While it is a guarantee that the government will neither prefer religion over non-religion nor favor faiths over others. People may think otherwise because no matter how hard you try religion can never be separated from politics. It will always find a way back into the conversation. “ Biblical law of government as proclaimed by Moses, it must be remembered that ancient Israel was a unitary republic of one nationality and one faith. The American Founders knew they must establish a government for a pluralistic society. It was John Adams who took these same functions of government from the Old Testament record (Isaiah 33:22) and, following the advice of Polybius and Montesquieu, pushed for a separation of powers into three branches. “ (Parallel Concepts) . Iit is important to keep religion out of the government and law ucas if there was a favored religion in the government it would pose problems for letting people live freely in their faith and having people have free speech in public without fear of government. That is all part of what the US stands for in the constitution and bill rights. A pluralistic society is one where people are allowed to believe in anything and any religion they want and John Adams who had the idea to split the government into three branches might have been the best way to stop one branch from becoming powerful checks and balances. These ideas all came from the Old Testament. John Adams, one of the most influential presidents also saw the need for religious values to provide the moral baseline for society. He stated in a letter to the officers of the First Brigade of the Third Division of the Militia of Massachusetts:We have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions unbridled by morality and religion. Avarice, ambition, revenge, or gallantry, would break the strongest cords of our