Separation of Church and State

 What’s with “separation of church and state”?


Yes, this modern world will benefit most from a “separation of church and state”.  This is not a denial of “God” this is an acceptance that persons have no righteous power or  ownership with, through or from “God” ; Interpretations of this phenomenon or situation of “God” are diverse, private, subjective and personal.  Claiming divine ordinations is completely subjective, means to manipulate and persuade, and has no place within law, reason, or the public forum representing people through an individual representative. 


God cannot be explained nor understood and therefore has no place in the manipulations of man and the logistics of governance.  Rather, enact equity, common agreements, and common goals for the purposes of health and prosperity of all people through the elemental cycles and compounds; this is the “common good”.  However, an honoring and protection for all diverse and creative views of “God” or the views of the “Unknowable” is absolutely necessary for peace and prosperity and thus this should be protected by law.


Thus individual and group expressions of beliefs are protected, freedom of expression, yet neither enforced nor enacted through governments or representative of government.


And if we were wise, the health and prosperity of the biomes would superseded the desires of the individual or group continuously until we have balanced our populations, not through force, racism, classism, regulation or law, rather through education: an complete understanding of our actual situation regarding finite and renewable resources and the necessities of healthy biomes to support the diverse and complex “food webs” necessary for life.

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