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“The Supreme Being outranks the Supreme Court.”

Muslims will say the same thing. What are we going to do then? My religion trumps court orders but yours doesn’t? This is the inevitable outcome of a horrible SCOTUS decision.

The religion of Islam cannot claim protection under our Bill of Rights. They can try but it’s deceitful and assumes we Americans are too stupid to figure out the difference between our Founding Principles and what THEY practice.

“...that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness”

Islam believes no such thing.

They aren’t entitled to rights under a “flag” that spells out the Judeo Christian principles America espouses from her founding.

Civil disobedience of court orders is fully permissible in defiance of usurped authority, under American Principles.

A Muslim saying we must obey Allah and not a court order or a law has no such standing to do so. Allah tells them to do unspeakably horrible things in the name of their religion that directly defy all of what America stands for.

This just shows the incongruity, the incompatibility, of having Muslims flood into this nation.

Insanity.

My religion trumps court orders but yours doesn’t?

That is not an unreasonable understanding of the rights guaranteed by a document that ends with "Year of our Lord" and exempts the President from working on the Christian Sabbath.

In a word, Yes. The Christian religion trumps the Muslim one in a Christian Nation.

We have just been lied to about the character of this nation when it was created for many years now. People don't remember or understand that there existed official state religions in 1787 when our governing document was written, and even in 1862, the expressly Christian nature of this nation were well understood by the highest authorities in our nation. Here is an example.

This modern nonsense of separation of church and state is the byproduct of Liberal Kook Judges appointed by Roosevelt and the misinterpretation of the 14th amendment.

Friend, that is already the case.

Muslims and Hindus have different religious beliefs that are protected by law. A muslim clerk would not be forced to issue a gay marriage license, or prescribe birth control.