So, if I understand both moderators, there is no rule against promoting charities that have nothing to do with the 2A and no rule against discussing politics and religion in the 2A section. It is OK to discuss "interesting" items, including the Deism (not Christianity) of many of the Founders (for example, Jefferson who crossed out Jesus' miracles from his copy of the Bible) as well as the contradiction in terms such as "Judeo-Christianity."
“The thesis of this book is that Judaism and Christianity do not form a common tradition, ‘the Judeo-Christian tradition.’ They are not compatible ... only now, for reasons of politics and sociology, have some representatives of Judaism maintained otherwise....”
Jews and Christians: the myth of a common tradition, Rabbi Jacob Neusner, ISBN 1-586841-08-4, Binghamton NY: Classics in Judaic Studies
http://books.google.no/books?id=qDdoHV9s...&q&f=false
See also: Don Curzio Nitoglia, The "Judeo-Christian" Lie
http://www.doncurzionitoglia.com/menzogn...nesimo.htm
a Google translation: http://translate.google.com/translate?sl...nesimo.htm
http://mauricepinay.blogspot.com/2011/11...n-lie.html
As for "beliefs about the greatest nation in history," the souls lost, the innocent civilian men, women, and children lost, in Wounded Knee, Sherman's March, Dresden, Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Eisenhower's post-war death camps, My Lai, and the Middle East are likely to have a dissenting opinion on what makes a nation great. Even some veterans have a dissenting opinion about what makes a nation great.
Please, no double standards here. Moderators brought these things up, so we should be free to discuss the matters.
“The thesis of this book is that Judaism and Christianity do not form a common tradition, ‘the Judeo-Christian tradition.’ They are not compatible ... only now, for reasons of politics and sociology, have some representatives of Judaism maintained otherwise....”
Jews and Christians: the myth of a common tradition, Rabbi Jacob Neusner, ISBN 1-586841-08-4, Binghamton NY: Classics in Judaic Studies
http://books.google.no/books?id=qDdoHV9s...&q&f=false
See also: Don Curzio Nitoglia, The "Judeo-Christian" Lie
http://www.doncurzionitoglia.com/menzogn...nesimo.htm
a Google translation: http://translate.google.com/translate?sl...nesimo.htm
http://mauricepinay.blogspot.com/2011/11...n-lie.html
As for "beliefs about the greatest nation in history," the souls lost, the innocent civilian men, women, and children lost, in Wounded Knee, Sherman's March, Dresden, Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Eisenhower's post-war death camps, My Lai, and the Middle East are likely to have a dissenting opinion on what makes a nation great. Even some veterans have a dissenting opinion about what makes a nation great.
Please, no double standards here. Moderators brought these things up, so we should be free to discuss the matters.