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The Fourteenth Amendment, adopted in 1868, extended religious freedom by preventing states from enacting laws that would advance or inhibit any one religion. Religious Intolerance In the United States
originally posted by: ADVISOR
Already exists, that the problem I see too often today. People have no clue these Rights already exist and are protected.
The Fourteenth Amendment, adopted in 1868, extended religious freedom by preventing states from enacting laws that would advance or inhibit any one religion. Religious Intolerance In the United States
Common Sense, isn't all that common.
More like a superpower.
What needs to happen is, enforcement of existing laws!
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originally posted by: SourGrapes
When did people in the LGBT group not have the same rights as others? What rights were they denied?
originally posted by: TinfoilTophat
Why aren't Christians rejoicing that they are being persecuted?
According to the good book it's in God's plans for Christians to get persecuted, then they get their heads chopped off, resurrected, then 1000 years of glory.
Being persecuted just means Jesus is drawing nearer.
Being a martyr is good. So just accept it.