George Washington Religion Vs Government

Do you ever wonder that our country could be different. Do you think that we could live in a world without debt or political parties. This world was possible. In 1796, George Washington planned on leaving office. James Madison wrote Washington some notes for this type of address, but in 1792, when he originally thought he was going to leave the office. He did not leave office and set the notes aside. In 1796, Washington took out those notes and used them to make a address. Once Washington wrote this draft, he sent the draft to Alexander Hamilton, and they went back and forth revising the address. Then Alexander Hamilton got criticism from John Jay. In the end Washington wrote the final draft. The address was never read outloud, but was published in a newspaper for Philadelphia and sponsored by the Federalists. Washington gave us many warnings for us to follow. We did not follow these warnings, and here
Washington thought that religion and government should go together. Today we have religion and government separate. He thought that the country should have only one religion for all. This idea today and back then would be very unconstitutional. The first amendment protects many individual rights. One of these individual rights is the freedom of religion. Many different religions exist today, meaning if you chose one, you lose people. People come to America so they can practice what they believe in. Taking away this right is losing people who live in and come to your country all because they cannot practice there own beliefs. Even though this idea is a little out of date, most of Washington’s advice works for our country. He told us to value our credit, which we have not. If we had followed this advice, would we be in debt today? This question will not be answered because you cannot change the past. This advice could help all of us and make this country a better place for all if we do something about