"Abandoning our societal cynicism toward religion would strengthen our commitment to liberty. It would do much to strengthen our country to regain the vision of our founders that celebrated the role of religion in our lives, public and private," Dys said in an email to the Report.
But under the establishment clause, government entities shouldn't impose religious laws or policies, said Tyler, the Christians Against Christian Nationalism organizer. Laws should "serve and support a pluralistic society," she said.
"If our goal in engaging in partisan politics is to impose our own interpretation of the Bible, our own religious views on other people, that will lead to harm for people in our communities that are not of the same religious views," Tyler said...
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