Christianity...the wrong answer

[Chris James]

We read it all over the media: Christianity is under attack by everyone that is not them. Those who wish to live in a theocracy should try Saudi Arabia...and good luck with that. But the United States is a country of laws that support the rights of citizens to believe what they want...at least in most places. This article is disturbing:

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/progressivesecularhumanist/2015/09/atheist-mom-forced-into-court-ordered-christian-counseling/

[Addym Kehris]

Yes, she needs to sue, as the article suggested at the end. But even more important is to get the judge who ordered this atrocity fired and disbarred. These 'christians' are doing themselves no favors with these actions.

[Cole Parker]

They're violating the US Constitution. The judge must go, and the counselor needs to be investigated. There should be an apology or yes, a law suit may well be needed to explain to the people in that city what is wrong in their elected governance. My opinion.

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[DesDownunder]

I agree with your opinion, Cole.

[Nigel Gordon]

Unfortunately too much counselling that is being offered to the public in one form or another is coming from parties who are using it as a vehicle to promote religious ideas. This is not happening only in the USA but also in within the EU.

[DesDownunder]

Unfortunately too much counselling that is being offered to the public in one form or another is coming from parties who are using it as a vehicle to promote religious ideas. This is not happening only in the USA but also in within the EU.

And in Australia, too.