Alito’s cries of religious persecution are a chilling preview of Supreme Court in another Trump term

[1LoverofGod]

On Tuesday, Justice Samuel Alito gave another startling indication of how troubled he is by recent changes in American society and law. In an unusual “statement” about a case from Missouri, the justice was clear that, in his view, those changes have advanced an egalitarian and secular agenda at the expense of religious beliefs and practices.

The same day that Alito made his statement, Politico broke a story about what it called “an influential think tank close to Donald Trump” that is “developing plans to infuse Christian nationalist ideas in his administration should the former president return to power.” Politico suggested that “Christian nationalists in America believe that the country was founded as a Christian nation and that Christian values should be prioritized throughout government and public life.”

As the country has become less religious and more diverse, those advancing a Christian nationalist agenda think that “Christians are under assault” and hope to use political and legal means to turn the tide.

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[Growing in Grace]

As the country has become less religious and more diverse

This should be understood like this: As the country has abandoned morals and become wildly hedonistic...

Whether the US is judged by moral measures from the three Abrahamic religions or simple common sense; the diversity stuff is poison.

 

[Tall Timbers]

By Christian Nationalism I think they really mean traditional American values.

 

[bigMoose]

The diversity push was infiltration of non like minded people in spirit and principal. I saw it in business in starting in the early 90s.