Trump memo allows Federal workers to persuade coworkers their religion is 'correct'

[Midnight FM]

Yes.

So what is your opinion on people in America, who identify as Christian, but engage in practices such as child marriage and forced marriage?

 

[LuckyDuck01!]

So what is your opinion on people in America, who identify as Christian, but engage in practices such as child marriage and forced marriage?

Regardless of any religious view an individual or group has, marriage should be restricted to the uniting of adults. That said, some states allow for girls as young as 16 to marry as long as they have notarized parental or legal guardian permission.
In the United States Colonial era, girls as young as 12 could marry boys as young as 14. That is no longer allowed and shouldn't be. The pre-frontal cortex's of neither females nor males aren't fully developed at that stage of life.
Forced marriage should not be allowed. My significant other, a psychologist has a bit different opinion on that. Her stance is that parental arranged marriages tend to be more successful, even though at the beginning of the arranged marriage, they are not happy but after one year, the woman not only accepts the marriage but is quite happy in the marriage, as opposed to other marriages, which end in divorce much more frequently.

 

[Zincwarrior]

I say it would be debatable that Satanism or child sacrifice is a legitimate religion, or have any protection under our laws.

You don't get to define what is legitimate.

 

[Midnight FM]

You don't get to define what is legitimate.

Actually we do.

Child sacrifice is illegal, and a person can't engage in it and claim it's their "1st Amendment right" as a way of escaping the law.

There is No Constitutional Right to Satanism

Conservatives have been so shaped by libertarian arguments that they wonder whether Satanism is protected by the Constitution.

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