Defending freedom from Christian Nationalism
The Constitution of the United States of America explicitly forbids any legislative act that establishes any religion in the law. That’s the opposite of the intention of the Ten Commandments, which aims to force people into religious worship.
Christa Sullinger of Garrett, Indiana doesn’t want to take her kids to church. She wants public schools to make time for them to have religious indoctrination during the school week instead.
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes at Hamilton County Elementary School in Florida was using government resources to take away time from educational instruction in order to hold Christian rituals to convert young children.
Vouchers only help failing religious schools that lack the ability to survive on their own.
The fact that the content of the rituals conducted by the House Chaplain is propaganda pressuring members of Congress to adopt Dominionist Christian Nationalism is an insult to the First Amendment.
