C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
Can you tell me where in the Constitution it grants people the right to suppress the beliefs of Christians to appease the sensibilities of a homosexual?
No one is advocating to "suppress the beliefs of Christians to appease the sensibilities of a homosexual, the notion is ignorant nonsense.
That the Constitution forbids you and others on the right from seeking to codify your subjective religious dogma designed to deny gay Americans their civil liberties does not violate your beliefs as Christians.
Your right to religious expression, as is the case with all other rights, although inalienable, is not absolute, and is subject to reasonable restrictions by the government (see, e.g., Edwards v. Aguillard (1987)), where your religious believes do not give you license to violate the civil liberties of others.