When did the Constitution become biblical?
by 2wildcatdad in Six Words for America on Jun 20, 2012 | 
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Sagacious says,
You guys do seem to take your beloved Constitution very, very seriously.2wildcatdad says,
Not me - just an observation about "original constructionists." If the Constitution was immutable when adopted (as so many R's seem to believe), why did it include provisions for amendments?