So the whitehouse / Biden have declared March 31st as Transgender visibility day, on Easter Sunday WOW
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Diotrephes · 70-79, M
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@Diotrephes Why do you say that? Do you believe LBGT rights should take precedence over Christian rights, as Nancy Pelosi states?
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Justice4All [quote]Why do you say that? Do you believe LBGT rights should take precedence over Christian rights, as Nancy Pelosi states?
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America does not have a State religion but it does have freedom of religion and it is supposed to honor equal human and civil rights for everyone in the country. Therefore, Christianity is no more important than worshiping a grain of sand. But it is important to observe everyone's human and civil rights.
Things went to hell when the SCOTUS dummies allowed religious fantics to hold public office.
[b][c=BF0000]"In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, 13 states adopted constitutional provisions prohibiting members of the clergy from holding public elected or appointed office. Most states dropped these statutes from their constitutions prior to 1880.
The Supreme Court found Tennessee’s prohibition unconstitutional in McDaniel v. Paty (1978). It had been the last such ban in effect."[/c][/b]
https://firstamendment.mtsu.edu/article/clergy-bans-on-holding-office-by/
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America does not have a State religion but it does have freedom of religion and it is supposed to honor equal human and civil rights for everyone in the country. Therefore, Christianity is no more important than worshiping a grain of sand. But it is important to observe everyone's human and civil rights.
Things went to hell when the SCOTUS dummies allowed religious fantics to hold public office.
[b][c=BF0000]"In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, 13 states adopted constitutional provisions prohibiting members of the clergy from holding public elected or appointed office. Most states dropped these statutes from their constitutions prior to 1880.
The Supreme Court found Tennessee’s prohibition unconstitutional in McDaniel v. Paty (1978). It had been the last such ban in effect."[/c][/b]
https://firstamendment.mtsu.edu/article/clergy-bans-on-holding-office-by/