To anyone supporting a Biblically based set of laws around this...
We have a First Amendment Establishment Clause in this country that prohibits religiously-based legislation. You can either choose to support your Constitution or your religion here, but not both.
I tend to get a lot of dead silence when I bring this up to the Christian pro-life contingent.
I would like to hear whether or not Christian pro-life voters believe their pro-life stances (if they are based on a "because God says it is immoral" argument) violate the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. If so, what makes the Bible more important than the Constitution in this case? Do you support the repeal of the Establishment Clause? If not, what gives this issue a legal exemption and what prevents that exemption from being used to challenge secular law across the board? If you do support the Establishment Clause, how do you reconcile this with your desire to make a religiously based law?
I'm eager and curious to see the responses.









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