America doesn’t adopt religions. It’s against the constitution.
Raquel
10 years ago
America doesn’t adopt religions. Individuals may convert. One day, the majority of individuals may convert to Confucianism/Taoism. I doubt it, though.
write4life
10 years ago
I strongly doubt it, we are a country built on Christian principles
roxyriley17
10 years ago
America is the most religious and most Christian of any First World/Developed country. On our currency, in our pledge of allegiance, and at the begining of a session in Congress or the House, we put our trust in a (Christian) God. All of our Presidents have been Catholic or another section of Christianity.
I’m Buddhist and I’m going to say: very unlikely
Jesere
10 years ago
Many people in America follow such.
I follow many Taoist principals
have for almost 30 years.
America doesn’t adopt religions. It’s against the constitution.
America doesn’t adopt religions. Individuals may convert. One day, the majority of individuals may convert to Confucianism/Taoism. I doubt it, though.
I strongly doubt it, we are a country built on Christian principles
America is the most religious and most Christian of any First World/Developed country. On our currency, in our pledge of allegiance, and at the begining of a session in Congress or the House, we put our trust in a (Christian) God. All of our Presidents have been Catholic or another section of Christianity.
I’m Buddhist and I’m going to say: very unlikely
Many people in America follow such.
I follow many Taoist principals
have for almost 30 years.