Discrimination, oppression, and the War on Christianity

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Freedom of belief is not freedom of action.

Believing otherwise, making these comparisons.. in some doomed game of both sides-ism.....is very Christian.

It was just you, no one was being equally anything, certainly not poisonous. We all live in this same society where s great number of things, including “cultural expressions” are discouraged or disallowed either de jure or de facto .

In your response to the quoted text you are reaffirming their contents.

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Why is moving forward in the conversation some sort of Christian doomed side-ism? I took the time to see the other side of the equation and admitted my complicity in the problem. I was attempting to open up the topic to allow for discussion of how to allow for the plurality of beliefs and freedom of action can have an equanimity of outcome or whether equanimity of opportunity, with it's inherent social contrivances and restrictions of freedom is better. It's certainly better than nothing, but I've never really prescribed to the lesser of two evils strategy. I'm not really certain where you got the idea I thought anything was poisonous.


@arewethereyet I wasn't attempting to play word games or deceive anyone. Perhaps there was a miscommunication from this particular medium. I would really like to know what made you think this if you're willing to point it out to me or discuss it.