What I am wondering is, both in the particular Kentucky case and around the country in general, where is the protest and opposition to this government lockdown of Christian places of worship?
In a country where religious freedom is literally part of our founding and codified in our Constitution, why do people seem more likely to insist that a local 7-11 remain open than that the corner Presbyterian Church has a Sunday service?
Our battle for religious freedom goes back to our very beginning. America was settled early by groups who were seeking freedom from religious persecution.the Pilgrims of the early 1600s and the Puritans a decade later risked their lives to make a perilous cross-ocean voyage so that they could freely practice their faith. There were other drivers, but faith was at the forefront.
Allow me to be blunt about what is taking place. There is a movement in this country almost exclusively within the"left's" dominion to wipe out organized religion; especially Christianity. Liberalism is, from its very origins , hostile to the idea of God. They embrace the idea of a civil state being the divine authority that everyone citizen needs to worship and obey.
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