When secular laws that support human rights for all are unraveled by arbitrary religious beliefs of a few
Democrats are generally disinclined to discuss religion, much less debate it. They like to point out that Thomas Paine and Benjamin Franklin were famously atheist, Jefferson and dozens of other high-profile people in the Founding generation were deists, and that in two different places the Constitution explicitly rejects religion interfering with government or vice-versa. But it is time to discuss religion whether we like it or not, because it is no longer knocking on our door: Sam Alito just sent it into the house with a no-knock warrant and stun grenades that threaten to catch the place on fire....
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