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If at any time a government document sites the “wrath of (theological deity)” it should be thrown out. Where the fuck is our separation of church and state?!?
Honest question, can someone tell me why this is being allowed in the courtroom? I’m curious what the loophole is.
It's so terrible it's hilarious. So if the Constitution says one needs to incur the wrath of God, can I say sure yeah thanks but obviously no legal repercussions by lowly humans please? I'll just take the wrath, to go.
The loophole is Alabama. Democracy = will of the people, and that's what they want.
Apparently they want no IVF, no "science", no "doctors" in their state.
*cites
Alabama elects their supreme Court. Pedophile Roy Moore was elected twice.
Religion can influence the state. The state cannot influence religion. That's what separation of church and state actually meant in this country.
It's stupid.
If your religion influences the government, which governs me, but I do not follow your religion, you are infringing on my first amendment rights.