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Ironically, the 1st amendment of the US Constitution will protect his speech. As Americans we have the RIGHT to express religion free from government intrusion
by syshum 5y ago
Ironically, the 1st amendment of the US Constitution will protect his speech. As Americans we have the RIGHT to express religion free from government intrusion, that includes officials of the government contrary to what the Freedom from religion crowd believes.
I do wonder, do you feel the same about members of congress from the Islam religion wearing religious clothing, and symbols while conducting Official US Business? How about Jewish members?
Or do you reserve your offense only for Christians?
- mulmen 5y agoHe can say what he wants on his own time. When he speaks in an official capacity he needs to leave religion out of it. Unless he wants to also thank Satan, The Flying Spaghetti Monster, and Sauron.
- syshum 5y agoSo why would those 3 fictional characters be ok, but the fictional character of God not be OK? It is also telling you refusing the answer the question about other religion so I will go ahead and assume your like most and save your ire for only Christians making you a hypocrite in 2 ways. So at the end of the day you are just bigoted against Christians, and are using secular desires as a cover for this bigotry, it is not religion that bothers you, but Christianity
- Symbiote 5y agoI think mulmen is wisely ignoring your ridiculous and baseless claim. They wrote "any religious expression".
- syshum 5y agoBut they claim Satan would be OK, Satanism is recogized religion in the US, even has Tax Exempt status. So if NASA was headed by a Satanist, and they proclaim "Thank Satan" then according to mulmen that would be OK. Given this context I am not sure how my claim is either ridiculous nor basless
- smolder 5y agoNo, in effect they argued mention of God is no more okay than bringing up Satan, spaghetti monsters, etc, and that none of them are okay.