My statement wasn’t one of policy but of law. If it were up to me I’d take “in god we trust” off the dollar.
In the 1780s they were concerned with the government establishing a state religion that wasn’t theirs. I would absolutely support more stringent regulation on the government favoring the broad concept of religion. But unfortunately I’m afraid as a matter of law the 1A isn’t as robust on that matter as I think it aught to be.
Want a christofashist dictatorship? Cause that’s how America gets one.
Freedom of religion means freedom FROM religion too.
My statement wasn’t one of policy but of law. If it were up to me I’d take “in god we trust” off the dollar.
In the 1780s they were concerned with the government establishing a state religion that wasn’t theirs. I would absolutely support more stringent regulation on the government favoring the broad concept of religion. But unfortunately I’m afraid as a matter of law the 1A isn’t as robust on that matter as I think it aught to be.