Who's trying to make us a theocracy?

Question

I keep hearing Christian haters saying that the religiouse right is trying to make the U.S. Christians.

What law that are strictly christian are they trying to pass? name one.

I haven't seen a cross on anyone's property since Chistmass. Manoras out numbered crosses even then.

I went to the book store: There was 4 bookshelves devoted to the occult, 2 for eastern religions and 1 and a 1/2 to Islam. Judaism and Christianity shared one bookshelf.

At the news stands the average was 14 different porno mags, for every 1 religion themes mag or book.

47 states require evolution being tought in highschools only 3 allow both evolution and creationism. None teach only creationism.

None of the Republican candidates for president are trying to bring back teacher lead prayer in school (only a moment of silence)

so you paranoid people who think Christians want a theocracy- - you need help.

I'm not a Christian- doesn't make me a Christian hater.

so all you can come up with is isolated incidences? Where's the conspiracy?

squirlnow you have to be over 12 to buy alcohol then you can buy alcohol any day of the week. Ever heard of Super markets?

Answer 1

>What law that are strictly christian are they trying to pass? name one.<

I can't buy a six-pack if real beer on Sunday, nor can I buy a car.

Answer 2

Christians in Georgia and other southern states are working to block the distribution of cancer-preventative materials to girls from low-income families.
A Jewish patient at a midwestern VA hospital was denied food unless he agreed to convert to Christianity.
US Air Force Academy cadets actively hazed and harrassed not only non-Christians, but non-evangelicals; other USAF offices have been discriminating against non-evangelicals.
Christians actively attempt to interfere in education and health services that all of us rely on.

these are the ones off the top of my head.

Answer 3

You were way off until you got to schools. Those were private. I will go find some examples though.

I see a lot, so here is one.

In 2005 alone, more than $2-billion in federal tax money went to faith-based programs (I pay taxes)

Answer 4

So what about that whole constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, and the whole anti-choice movement?

Lets see Texas has laws saying atheist cant hold public office. Lets not talk about trying to get ID into schools.

Oh yeah Faith based initiative.

Answer 5

Yes... a scientologist theocracy... our plans are in motion... shhhhhhhhhh...