[dp0622]

Jailing a Christian for her beliefs, I fear, was possibly that moment.

I know i’m probably being very dramatic. Still scary.

[deport]

Click the above link, fill in the required blanks, review and hit post......... simple to do.

http://www.freerepublic.com/perl/post_article?forum=chat

[Ohioan]

The Kentucky case is certainly disturbing; as was the logically ridiculous Supreme Court decision. There is an additional problem, here, in the speed with which the precedent, which actually was only a precedent to be considered in other cases--and possibly rejected or modified in such--is being applied more generally, without allowing litigants to really litigate new situations.

There is, indeed, a frightening ferocity in efforts to stifle any dissent against an approach which for countless generations would have been clearly seen as an abomination.

It is very difficult to see how what has been an "abomination" for thousands of years, can suddenly become a legal or moral imperative.

[Right-wing Librarian]

I highly recommend everyone take 22 minutes out of their time to listen to this fellow, Stefan Molyneux. He is no Christian (by any stretch of the imagination); but his common sense arguments against the jailing of the Kentucky Clerk should be required listening for every Christian – for every American.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6v8kBV9B8w&feature=youtu.be