thereisnospoon
Gold Member
here's the rub...One is free to change the channel.Any governmental act or effort that presents religion in a manner consistent with proselytizing is fair game for "shoving religion down our throats." Honestly though, I don't want someone's supernatural ideas pushed on me in any venue. You can't watch a decent TV show on early Sunday morning b/c the stations are crammed with various doctors of divinity pushing their witchcraft.All law is man-made. All supreme court cases support the conclusion that there is a metaphorical wall btn church and state. Any state action that proselytizes is an establishment clause violation.
I know I certainly don't want big government shoving religion down my throat. Do you?
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.
Seems that reading that any other way would be sort of misguided.
I'd be interested examples of how the government could be involved in "shoving religion down my throat" other than establishing a religion. I think the church/state bigots are the same establishment democrats who thought the civil rights act was "shoving freedom down our throats".
Last edited: