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I've said it repeatedly. Some laws can't be neutral. Abortion. Gay marriage. Trans "rights". We are not free to follow our religion if the government prosecutes or otherwise punishes Christians for not participating in godless activities. Such as the teacher who refused to use trans pronouns, or the the baker who refused to bake a cake for a gay wedding. The government has to make a choice, and the choice has leaned toward atheism or godlessness. That is the destructive choice. Atheism has only led to bad results, for governments, and for individuals. Christianity is the much better choice, because it leads to better results.
Man, this thread has shaken the board and all the morons have come here to roost!
Where is it prohibited by the government?Banned means prohibited. Nothing else.
It scares me that there are so many stupid people out there with access to a computer and internet.Scary, isn't it?
Prosecution for what, and by whom?That's you. Others do. Then there are musicians who absolutely would be participating. My friend was a paid organist in the Methodist church, even though she was Catholic. She got out before the nuts there asked her to play for a gay wedding, because she would have certainly refused. then been subject to prosecution.
And you would think they could educate themselves via the internet. But that hasn't worked as expected.It scares me that there are so many stupid people out there with access to a computer and internet.
Why couldn't she refuse?Organists play at the ceremony, not the reception. That's participation. My friend should not have been placed in that position to choose.
So does every religion. Why aren't you proposing banning all religions?Not really. We don't need harmful ideologies that kill and maim people. That's what atheism/Marxism does. And we certainly don't need them pushed by our government.
That's another reason why I would insert the Catholic religion as the official religion if asked to specify. Churches rarely ask for money, and I've never been asked personally.
You just need to STFU about things you know nothing about. Capiche?Not bigger than the teachers union groomers.
That's 7% and was not limited to teachers. Learn to read when you get to middle school.Sure. The atheist public school system by a factor of at least 1000. 3.5 million students sexually abused by teachers and increasing.
Sexual Abuse by Teachers is on the Rise
Sexual abuse by teachers is on the rise, but why are we suddenly seeing an increase in sexual misconduct and a spike in teacher/student relationships?childrenstreatmentcenter.com
You didn't read your own linked article. Liar extraordinaire!Excellent. People need to know the extent of the sexual molestations that have occurred in the atheist public schools and are shockingly on the rise. I thought about starting a thread on it, myself.
You started with nothing except a bitter hatred for things you don't understand.I notice you don't have anything else.
So do you support a ban on the US government?I would support a ban on Catholicism and other groups that protect pedophiles
Sure, you must have convenient amnesia, like MTG did yesterday, in court.This forum is being attacked with adults with comprehension challenges. Try reading again, if you can...
NopeSo do you support a ban on the US government?
Said the atheist. Big whoop.Such a short post for so many lies!
The government did none of the things you listed!
How would you know anything about being a Christian? You are the most un-Christian poster I think I have ever encountered on this forum.
Said the atheist. Big whoop.
What lie? You're the one who lied about sexual assaults being halted in the atheist public schools, while they're on the rise.Whether he is an atheist or a Christian, he is correct in calling out your lies.
What lie? You're the one who lied about sexual assaults being halted in the atheist public schools, while they're on the rise.
