“This bill to me is not only unconstitutional, it’s not only un-American, I think it is also deeply un-Christian,” he told her, as she stood motionless. “And I say that because I believe this bill is idolatrous. I believe it is exclusionary. And I believe that it is arrogant, and those three things, in my reading of the Gospel, are diametrically opposed to the teachings of Jesus.” He cited Matthew 6:5, in which Jesus urges his disciples to not pray publicly like the hypocrites.
What’s the unconstitutional part genius? States per the constitution are allowed state religions. Displaying the 10 commandments is not “idolatry” or did you actually skip that part of the Bible while digging up an obscure quote that doesn’t even apply as displaying the Ten Commandments is not prayer, and applies to every Abrahamic religion, not just Christianity.
What’s the unconstitutional part genius? States per the constitution are allowed state religions. Displaying the 10 commandments is not “idolatry” or did you actually skip that part of the Bible while digging up an obscure quote that doesn’t even apply as displaying the Ten Commandments is not prayer, and applies to every Abrahamic religion, not just Christianity.