Which of my religious beliefs are you forced to support with your tax dollars? If you're receiving invoices for the tax bill for the church next door, you're either paying them willingly or somebody's handing you a line.
Why pay for land that supports only athiests when we're not athiests?
Is there "free land" out there that you don't have to pay for? Last time I checked, you had to go through a realtor to purchase land, and it isn't "free."
We'll keep the Moore courthouse, you can have the one in Hillarys neighborhood.
But, what happens if I'm forced to conduct business in the Moore courthouse? My tax dollars help pay for it as well. Why should it be incumbent upon me to worry about whether all the judges and officials also worship sapsuckers and therefore might not give me an even break.
The Founding Fathers were wise enough to try to keep personal religious beliefs out of official public life. And, this thread is a great example as to why.
What if I'm stranded in Hillaryville? I'd be forced to pay for yours! Fair is fair. If I pay, you pay. It's the American way.
Nothing but thieves, whores, liars, and murderers on the supreme court? Really, I don't think that's quite the way they put it.
Indeed, the First Amendment reference was intended to protect the churches from interference by the state, not to protect a secular state from religion. It is about freedom of religion, not freedom from religion. The modern extreme separationist notion was fabricated out of thin air by the liberal-dominated Supreme Court that unconstitutionally struck down school prayer in 1962.