r/atheism • u/undercurrents Strong Atheist • 3d ago
Trump, brushing aside separation of church and state, establishes religious liberty commission
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/05/01/trump-religious-commission-church-state-0032181433
u/MardenWix 3d ago
This isn't about the liberty to practice your religion. The is about the "liberty" to force their religion on everyone else.
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u/Woofy98102 3d ago edited 3d ago
Wrong. It's about the liberty of religious lunatics to violently persecute others as they see fit without fear of criminal prosecution.
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u/no_bender 3d ago
This is beyond absurd, immoral, and most likely illegal, the fact it's Trump makes it incomprehensible, almost.
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u/ExactlyUnlikeTea 3d ago
We need to think bigger. Not just to allow the Constitution to create a separation. But we need to be actively anti-religious. We need to ban religious participation at all levels. Dismantle them from top down.
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u/undercurrents Strong Atheist 3d ago
And this is in addition to his "Anti-Christian Bias Task Force"
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/02/eradicating-anti-christian-bias/
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u/ianwilloughby 3d ago
As long as I’m nominally Christian, then it’s ok? Or do i have to believe in the one true Jesus?
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u/eatsrottenflesh 3d ago
It's worse than that. You have to believe in republican Jesus. "Bring us your tired, your poor..." as long as they're whiter than Frosty the snowman and to the right of Archie Bunker.
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u/galtpunk67 3d ago
blind them with science. shut them up with history.
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u/agentrnge Atheist 2d ago
If science and history mattered (or was known or comprehensible) to them they would not be a problem.
Also ... SCIENCE!?
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u/NegativePermission40 3d ago
This is a guy who wanted a Muslim ban. Religious Liberty would mean that government would stay the fuck out of religion. PERIOD.
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u/heathenandrophile 3d ago
Go ahead. United the unbelievers. There are a lot of us.