..which, of course, is unconstitutional and ridiculous. We applaud President Trump sticking up for the First Amendment and religious liberty, and we applaud Kayleigh exposing the hypocrisy of these Democrat governors and politicians who want to keep churches closed under the false pretense of guarding against the Wuhan virus…and yet, they’re the first to violate their own directives and march elbow-to-elbow (so much for “social distancing”) and without wearing face masks as they protest. The “double standard” and hypocrisy is beyond brazen. If the mobs can “protest” without any regard for social distancing or wearing masks, then churches should at the very least be allowed to reopen while respecting what those mobs don’t.
Freedom of Religion
Supreme Court orders states to respond to churches’ appeals to reopen
Trump announces that houses of worship are ‘essential,’ calls on governors to open them up
Agreed.. If you can go to your grocery store, Walmart, Target and heck…your “essential” pot store (here in Colorado, mamajuana dispensaries have been classified as “essential,” if you can believe that) and so on…then there is ZERO reason why you shouldn’t be able to go to your church. You can socially distance yourself, much like the White House press corps does every day…and you can require those to wear face masks and so on.. But, to tell pastors and preachers they can’t open their church or they’ll face fines or imprisonment, is the very definition of fascism. We have a 1st Amendment to protect such freedoms. Major kudos to President Trump for taking this strong position. To see a video of the President making this announcement earlier today, click on the text above. Outstanding!! 🙂
Cross targeted by atheists will remain standing on Florida public property
Oh WHAAAA Monica! This is an OUTSTANDING decision by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, and one we should ALL be celebrating. It is a clear and decisive victory for our religious freedoms. Despite what these whining atheists would have you believe, the 1st Amendment only says, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof..” Our founders who wrote that had fled religious persecution in Great Britain where there was an official national religion. So, they wanted to make sure that there was no official religion of the United States. BUT, our founders didn’t want religion (especially Christianity) banned from the public, or from our public schools…which is where that second part comes in. In other words, we have freedom OF religion, but not freedom FROM religion. Thank God.
Arizona Supreme Court rules Christian artists can’t be forced to make same-sex wedding invitations
Exactly!! And well said, your Honor. We applaud this outstanding decision by the AZ Supreme Court. Like the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in favor of a Colorado baker for a similar situation, this is a BIG victory for freedom of speech and freedom of religion…some of our most basic values. Excellent!! 🙂