Posted on Dec 26, 2021
Opinion | How a new lawsuit is calling evangelical Christianity's Covid bluff
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Since the pandemic began, a vocal subset of extreme-right conservatives have demanded that they need religious exemptions from many Covid-19 precautions — from emergency public health orders to mask mandates to vaccine mandates. They claim that the principle of religious freedom means they should be exempt from following lifesaving measures.
That claim may soon be tested.
That claim may soon be tested.
Opinion | How a new lawsuit is calling evangelical Christianity's Covid bluff
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Actually, I'd fear the orange liar since he got all of the shots and the cocktail.
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Biden was the slight upgrade from trump. We settled and knew what we were getting which was 1.) getting rid of the 4th worst president in history and 2.) getting a slight upgrade in president Biden.
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1SG Dan Capri - I can support that...
but there is still a hell of a lot being dished out from "some" on the Right... so I started shoveling it back. I tend to return in-kind.
but there is still a hell of a lot being dished out from "some" on the Right... so I started shoveling it back. I tend to return in-kind.
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1SG Dan Capri - you are correct... & I appreciate the line of communication we have established... some are easier to do that with... and others never will be able to. I try to do that with veterans that I use to butt heads with & have some success... with their partipation. I will never understand how Veterans can accept Jan 6th as anything but an attempt to overturn the "will of the people's process" of approving the new POTUS... even to the point of hanging the V.P.. Thanks for your continued civil & respectful line of communication & your support of my posts and/or comments.... I attempt to return that support in-kind as well.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."As policymakers consider the arguments in Amos’ case and others, they should keep in mind that respecting religion in public life means respecting all religious beliefs (and nonreligion.) The easiest way to do that in the face of a pandemic? Forget politics, and focus on saving lives."
..."As policymakers consider the arguments in Amos’ case and others, they should keep in mind that respecting religion in public life means respecting all religious beliefs (and nonreligion.) The easiest way to do that in the face of a pandemic? Forget politics, and focus on saving lives."
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Let's see, how does that go again? OH, I remember. It's not prejudice if you call it relegion. But if you dare say anything against relegion, then it's persecution.
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