Hobby Lobby v. Sebelius -- CU revisited

[kandrathe]

You know I like the Acton quote. It's an oldie but a goodie. But why does the rest of that blog give me a 'War On Christmas!!!11' vibe?

Well, yes, I did at least check out their board of directors to ensure they weren't complete raving lunatics. But, it is a one sided source telling their side.

And, on your advocacy of Asatru, did you see the SCOTUS ruling on Cutter v. Wilkinson?

Did you also read the part where it's talking about when someone is in an institution (such as a prison)?

It might be just me here, but the PDF you yourself linked, points to a larger idea that rights and freedoms are not always absolutes and unconditional.

Something something....nuance and context wasn't it?

The 1st amendment restricts what the government can do, and so it will mostly apply to what they do to the "people in their care" -- like prisoners, soldiers and federal employees.

I've also read somewhere that some non-mainstream religion followers won something, something for military practices (Dianic Wicca, Druidism, Gardnerian Wicca, Pagan, Seax Wicca, Shamanism, and Wicca)... I was just pointing out that its not all teh Christians. They just have the squeakiest wheels... at the moment.