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uuuuuum this is sort of a topic for another thread. I mean go ahead and talk about it, but it's not really talking about what the OP is which is regarding the freedom of religion. Your talking about one religion usurping over another, which is not really about freedom of religion at all.Speaking as a Christian myself, I'm curious to know why Christians should expect to be treated better than their fellow citizens who aren't Christians. Are Christians rightfully entitled to special treatment from the government? The federal government shouldn't endorse or promote Christianity of any kind over all other religions in this country. The duties of our government leaders, including the President, doesn't include promoting and endorsing any sect of Christianity (including Evangelical).
The U.S. government is the “Government of the people, by the people, for the people." It isn't the "Government of the Republicans, by the Republicans, for the Republicans" or more accurately, it isn't the "Government of Trump, by Trump, and only for Trump's conservative Christian supporters."
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