> Part of the freedom of religion is accepting that other Americans really do have religious beliefs that differ from your own sometimes, and that's okay. Abso

> Part of the freedom of religion is accepting that other Americans really do have religious beliefs that differ from your own sometimes, and that's okay. Absolutely. However, another part of freedom of religion is that people shouldn't impose their religious beliefs on others, which is precisely what the politically energetic Christians are trying to do. Thiel is doing it as well, but in a slightly more indirect way.