In Montana, 83% of the 127 private schools, or 105, are Christian based. Continue reading
Category Archives: First Amendment
Religious LGBTQ+ Discrimination
Many of you know what “Religious Freedom” really means: Freedom to use “Christian values” over human values. Continue reading
E Pluribu Unum
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When speaking to the general public about the national motto, almost all believed that the god being praised was the Christian God(s). Continue reading
Bladensburg Peace Cross
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The Supreme Court said that the 40-foot, 16-ton Peace Cross, a Latin cross, standing in a Bladensburg, Maryland public park could continue to be displayed. Continue reading
The Meaning Of Free Speech
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So where is the line drawn as between criticisms of Israel as being a political or an anti-Semitic statement? Continue reading
Missouri HB 728
The requirement of forcing the naming of the plaintiffs in only Church/State separation cases denies that person or persons equal protection that is given in all other civil law suits. Continue reading
Teaching Religion In Missouri High School
It is up to the citizens of Missouri to recognize that Christianity is not the sole religion of this state. Continue reading
Missouri’s 2019 HB274, U.S. Official Motto
As many of my regular readers know, I am an advocate for the absolute separation of church and state. This includes, but is not limited to, the use of God, any god, as a propaganda tool for the United States. … Continue reading
The First Amendment Wall Of Separation Breached
There is no war on Christmas or Christianity. There is a war on the Constitution of the United States and the First Amendment. The City of Ozark, Missouri (located south of Springfield, MO) and the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) … Continue reading
Trump’s News Network
November 28, 2018 – As the president continues to call the media, especially CNN, “fake news” and the “enemy of the people,” he is making a proposal to start his own “worldwide news” network to tout his “great” accomplishments. The … Continue reading
