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The way around this seems to be for politicians to voice religious opinions, which makes some things that churches say de facto political opinions. Seems like
by hnick 6y ago
The way around this seems to be for politicians to voice religious opinions, which makes some things that churches say de facto political opinions.
Seems like it should be banned on their side too, but that's a bit thorny.
- mattkrause 6y agoExactly. A minister (etc) can certainly say "Dancing (or whatever) is a grave sin and so we must avoid it ourselves and work to keep it out of our community." Stuff like this is protected as Free (Religious) Exercise clause and it should be. It may so happen that only one candidate vehemently opposes dancing, and as long as they don't make that connection out loud, it stays on the level.