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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
i don’t happen to agree with them either, but our opinions of their beliefs do not matter. what matters, is that the constitution says no law shall interfere with the free exercise of religion.
how is this not an example of liberals attempting to impose their will on others pete? where’s that tolerance that liberals are so quick to demand for themselves, but so hesitant to show others who have different beliefs?
“tolerance” is a two way street, not a one way street.
The obama labor department said very clearly that muslims could not be forced to give up their religious beliefs while at work ( case where muslim truck drivers refused to transport alcohol). why don’t christians have that same right?
have fun answering that…
pete it’s very easy to say you support the constitution when you are supporting the rights of people who agree with you. the real test of your convictions is whether or not you are principled enough to say that those whose opinions you hate, also have those same rights. Liberals struggle mightily with that.
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Not sure why Christians and Republicans don’t understand
A Business is not religious unless you’re a televised Christian than it’s big bucks
the constitution says no law shall interfere with the free exercise of religion.
Only in the twisted logic of the religious right is discrimination the free exercise of religion. And God superseded laws .
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