Religion Incorporated

[Chris James]

Gene Robinson is no come lately critic of outlandish religious views in America. His voice, and those of others within the structure of organized religion, needs to be heard. The Supreme Court will make some important decisions this year regarding gay marriage and equal rights, but none will be as important as the decision they will make in this controversy.

http://news.yahoo.com/religious-freedom-goes-too-far-040000566--politics.html

In case you missed the attribution at the bottom of the article: The Right Reverend V. Gene Robinson is the IX Episcopal Bishop of New Hampshire and a Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress, Washington, DC.

[Cole Parker]

Scary as hell to think that Scalia may be all for it.

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[DesDownunder]

The decline, if not the abandonment, of reason and enlightenment scares the hell out of me. If only it would scare the Supreme Court Justices as much, so as to keep the State and religion separate.

[Cole Parker]

As their sworn duty is to protect the Constitution, and as that's especially vital to the conservative justices, it's hard to imaging them not supporting the continuing tenet of separation.

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