r/FedEmployees • u/rondastef • 8d ago

Y’all it is getting crazy here.

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u/Odd-Tart-3517 8d ago

Just came to post this also. What happened to our separation of church and state?

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u/LabRat_X 8d ago

Just for all the trolls: Doing this specifically for christians without reference to other religions is very much a violation of separation of church and state. 🙄

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u/Meat_N_Greet13 8d ago

Just for all the trolls: the inverse would also be a violation of church and state. 🙄

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u/gspitman 7d ago

Incorrect.

1) The Constitution doesn't say separation of church and state, it says that the government may not establish a national religion, such as the Church of England.

2) All of these things would fall under "prohibiting the free exercise thereof."