'No Separation Of Church And State': Trump's Religious Liberty Commission Reveals Its Priorities

[struth]

No wonder these white racist love you, either your mouth is open or your legs.


Or you are the biggest coon running.



Uh no, the members on the SC that are trying to destroy the very bills that help black folks have the same mindset he has.



Not black voters, I know your coward ass can't admit that.

It is this racist SC that gave racist in the South the green light to racially gerrymander black disricts.

The kicker is you claim to be a black woman that is supporting racist weakening black folks voting power.

Of course a demklan voter is going to simply reply with a white duck in his mouth

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Of course a demklan voter is going to simply reply with a white duck in his mouth

You emote like a badly programmed LLM running on a first generation pentium using 256 mb of RAM with 512 MB of storage.

 

[struth]

You emote like a badly programmed LLM running on a first generation pentium using 256 mb of RAM with 512 MB of storage.

Ok

 

[jacksonlamb]

There is no 'Church of America' in our constitution but, there is freedom of religion. State representatives are free to worship as they choose. There are multiple places of worship in D.C. There are Christian churches and cathedrals, Jewish congregations & synagogues, Mosques & Islamic centers, Buddhist & Eastern Religious sites and even Ethiopian Orthodox.

They are free to believe as they choose.

They are free to practice within the civil code. No human sacrifice, etc.

 

[jacksonlamb]

The U.S. is based on Judeo/Christian morals and values. There is no 'Church of America.'

In part, it is so based.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Ok

Perfect response. Good bot.

 

[theHawk]

‘One member calls for a Presidential Medal of Freedom for a baker who refused to create a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. Another calls for court interventions by the Department of Justice on behalf of Amish parents fighting New York vaccine requirements and Catholic nuns challenging that state’s requirement that they accommodate hospice patients’ gender identities.

And the chair of the Religious Liberty Commission is calling for a federal hotline with this automated recording: “There is no separation of church and state.”. These are just some of the recommendations that members of the advisory panel formed by President Donald Trump last year want to see included in the commission’s final report.

That report is still in the works, but commissioners had an opportunity to describe their wish lists during their most recent meeting in April. There was little dissent as the commissioners, most drawn from Trump’s base of conservative Christian supporters, covered the items they want in the report.

Their ideas reflect the prevailing perspectives on the definition of religious liberty among many conservative Catholic and evangelical activists: increasing avenues for religious expression in public schools; expanding opportunities for faith-based organizations to receive public money; and allowing for religious-based exemptions in areas ranging from labor law to classroom lessons to healthcare mandates. Such views have also been reflected in Supreme Court decisions issued in recent years by its conservative majority.’

‘No Separation Of Church And State’: Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission Reveals Its Priorities

President Donald Trump's Religious Liberty Commission is preparing to make recommendations after more than a year of hearings.

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The Christo-fascist right has long wanted to eliminate Establishment Clause jurisprudence and abandon the Framers’ mandate that church and state remain separate.

Religion is the bane of humankind – used for millennia to justify racism, bigotry, misogyny, and hate; today is no different, the Christo-fascist right seeks to codify Christian dogma into secular law and disadvantage those who refuse to conform.

The Framers understood the dangers of conjoining church and state and wisely amended the Constitution to prevent it.

Christianity really scares you, doesn’t it?

I wonder why.

 

[theHawk]

Thomas Jefferson would not have agreed.......are you smarter than Thomas Jefferson??

The “wall of separation” he spoke of was to restrict the federal government in church affairs. He do not object to Christians using their moral framework to create laws.

 

[jacksonlamb]

Christianity really scares you, doesn’t it?

I wonder why.

Christianity is great. What scares most of us is those proclaiming to be Christians today are the kind of people who would nail Him up to a tree again.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Christianity really scares you, doesn’t it?

I wonder why.

Any criticism really scares you, doesn't it?

I don't wonder why.

 

[theHawk]

Christianity is great. What scares most of us is those proclaiming to be Christians today are the kind of people who would nail Him up to a tree again.

Then what makes Christianity great then?

Without Christians it wouldn’t be anything.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

The “wall of separation” he spoke of was to restrict the federal government in church affairs. He do not object to Christians using their moral framework to create laws.

Just as long as x-tians don't try legislating their flavor of morality over anyone else's.

 

[theHawk]

Any criticism really scares you, doesn't it?

I don't wonder why.

No, because I have to truth on my side.

It’s the left who are terrified of Christianity. They are obsessed with the material world and doing whatever makes them “feel good”, which is mostly sexual degeneracy.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

No, because I have to truth on my side.

It’s the left who are terrified of Christianity. They are obsessed with the material world and doing whatever makes them “feel good”, which is mostly sexual degeneracy.

Who are you talking to? Yourself?

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Of course a demklan voter is going to simply reply with a white duck in his mouth

You are one horny boot licker.

1) I’m a white woman? You’re losing it.

Or you are the biggest coon running.

2) nope, you are actually arguing much if his views…segregation.

Uh no, the members on the SC that are trying to destroy the very bills that help black folks have the same mindset he has.

3) voters

Not black voters, I know your coward ass can't admit that.

4) of course race has something to do with it, you demklaners racial gerrymadeeed to create black districts. It’s illegal to racially gwrrmander.

It is this racist SC that gave racist in the South the green light to racially gerrymander black disricts.

The kicker is you claim to be a black woman that is supporting racist weakening black folks voting power.

 

[struth]

Christianity is great. What scares most of us is those proclaiming to be Christians today are the kind of people who would nail Him up to a tree again.

Agreed, so many demfasict hate Jews and believie in political prosecutions

They adopt assassination culture https://networkcontagion.us/wp-content/uploads/Assassination-Culture.pdf

 

[HikerGuy83]

There is a mandate for freedom of religion.

There is only a restriction on congress passing laws regarding the establishement of religion.

The colonists came here to get away from the Church of England the persecution that came because they did not accept it.

When they got here....what did they do....

Each colony was built around a religion.

As President Taft once stated.

They didn't come here for the freedom to practice religion.

They came here for the freedom to practice their religion.

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I don’t have to.

You are just playing stupid (and doing a very good job).

You’re making a claim that historical precedent is invalid.

Historical precedent works against you.

It is very valid.

You are the one claiming it isn't (you said...this isn't the 1830's).

You fail again.

That’s a high bar to meet and I’m not helping you.

I've produced.

You can't help yourself.

You are a mindless idiot who knows nothing about the constitution or the history that shapes it.

 

[HikerGuy83]

The 1st Amendment does apply to the states.

Incorporation of the Bill of Rights - Wikipedia

Oh...you found it.

So now......tell us how it applies.

 

[HikerGuy83]

The fact that prayer is not allowed in class proves I’m right.

That fact that it was there for 175 years shows you are wrong as wrong in your claims of "hundreds of years of court rulings". Total horsecrap.

 

[HikerGuy83]

You ignore the fact that interpretations have evolved.

And I've shown how they are evolving back.

Thanks for admitting history is on my side.

You lose again.