The hypocrisy of Christian 'religious freedom' rhetoric post-Roe

[Karadeniz]

1. As one of the lady liberal justices wrote, "What part of this (decision) isn't about religion?" She

should've said fundamentalism and evangelism to be more precise...
which is exactly why Thomas Jefferson was advised to not hire Christian teachers from Europe when he was staffing his new university... they're just trouble makers! Jefferson even put religious gathering spots outside the university boundaries. Religion per se must be kept out of legal decision making. This latest ruling on the coach conducting Christian prayer in public viewed as free speech. Free speech can occur in the locker room or in an office. It doesn't need an audience. The coach is using a proChristian court to grandstand. I'm so glad a Jew is challenging this ridiculous decision and I hope he shows the prejudicial nature of the decision.