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Putting Faith Under House Arrest

mccgsm Wrote: Apr 27, 2012 3:24 PM

If One Colorado was "perfectly happy" with the existing constitutional protection, then they'd put their effort into opposing the Focus proposal. Instead, they are running with their own proposal that would eliminate the right of association for religious people, and create a state constitution that would permit less religious freedom than did the Soviet Union.... What One Colorado really did is simply tip the hand of what our President means when he substitutes his words--"Freedom of Worship"--for the constitutional "free exercise of religion." You can be faithful, you just can't let anyone know.... Gary M

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Putting Faith Under House Arrest

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...

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