> "Religious liberty," especially in the context of the American founders, is the freedom to practice your faith privately in whatever manner you wish, You may

> "Religious liberty," especially in the context of the American founders, is the freedom to practice your faith privately in whatever manner you wish, You may be mistaking American secularism with laicism. > It is not the freedom to impose your religious mores on other people who do not share your religion, or even those who do. I agree. This is why the Christian concept of marriage should not be imposed on others, like Muslims and Mormons who are perfectly happy with polygamy.