The irony here is incredible. Homosexual activists are always going on about how being gay is now the things they do, but "who they are", yet they think Christianity is about/can be limited to what we do (e.g. attend church, pray in private) and not "who we are".
If one is a true Christian then every aspect of one's life is centered on Christ, and flows out of that. If laws are passed that attempts to limit Christianity to only certain acts and where they can be done, it essentially outlaws Christianity itself.
For decades, atheist groups have strategically involved themselves in questions of religious freedom, and they have done so chiefly by fighting to have all Christian symbols and texts removed from public view. But in recent years, as this fight has continued, it’s become evident that it’s not just symbols and texts they want removed from public view, rather, it’s Christians themselves.
In truth, it now seems that their end game is to put Christians into such a small corner that the only place left for open faith is behind the closed doors of your home.
This is explicitly seen in what...
For a few Christians this is true. Rushdoony was one of them. Those Christians are Christians first and Americans second. They think the Bible or Pope supersede the Constitution. I can't trust those sort of Christians.
For an American that "ultimate" should be the Constitution and Declaration of Independence.
"The only exception is when the two conflict, I am to obey God."
And that is where I see the danger.