so, are you suggesting there is a difference between Christian derived principles of government and Islamic derived principles of government in all honesty, I don't give a shit about Islamic derived anything ...
It is clear as far as the Constitution and Declaration of Independence is concerned, there is No difference between the Christian derived principles of government and Islamic derived principles of government, as neither are mentioned in it.
Because no religion has worked out so well for countries like Cuba, North Korea, the former Soviet Union, 1970s Cambodia, 1940s Germany, ect...
In as far as a Christian, or a religiously grounded Constitution goes, - same as America, none of them have one. So just what is your point exactly.
Stu would be correct - if you choose to forget that fact we set up limited federal government and left religious concerns to state constitutions. Which a majority contained references to God and required such things as oaths to God or Jesus to hold public office. Some even required that you state a belief in God to hold office. I just love it when people pretend they know something about a subject and leave out the most important facts.