Christian hypocrisy #agnostic #agnosticism

[croweater]

Nobody Christian is asking for church in government.
Mathew 22:21 _Render therefore unto Caesar that which belongs to Caesar and render unto God that which belongs to God._
Christian doctrine is pretty clear on the seperation of church and state, infact the idea of the seperation of church and state is inherently Christian.
Secondly, Christians can have an opinion based on their beliefs on abortion, and in a democratic society their opinions and the foundation of Thier opinions are not forcing religion upon the state, it is them exercising their democratic rights.
The problem you have is that a Christians opinion is just as valid as yours in a democratic society, that's a you problem.

[jacobnomad]

The same way most LGBTQ communities want their beliefs and opinions to be taught in school

[Marcos-phfi]

We will see when it’s judgement day the little "fairytale” will come and may God bless y’all

[CrewsYoakum]

As a Christian I respect your opinion but there’s 2 points I want to pick at. First we don’t want to limit women’s rights. We believe that having an abortion is killing a baby and we believe that’s not right. Second of all we don’t hate lgbtq in any way all we just don’t support it. It’s no different than you not supporting Christianity.

[austinjones]

For one, marriage came from the Bible so you are trying to put your view into our religion. For two, abortion is murder not healthcare. And finally, the majority of Christian’s I know want the freedom to have prayer and scripture in schools as an option. Not a required thing.