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Question........
Please explain how secularism is NOT the view that religious considerations should be excluded from civil affairs or public education?
In Love Spell's example, she used Christianity (which is not the only religion that doesn't belives that homosexuality), but even if you take that part out, which is what I did above, how is that state not true?
And for the record, I agree with the poster that our government should eliminate ALL distinctions/classificatiooon of "married" vs. "single". No need to apply for marriage liscenses, or divorce court, married filing jointly tax classification/rates, etc. You also end the insurance issues, etc.
Let those of us who believe in the holiness of marriage continue to do that - and let those who care less "do whatever".
Because if its seperation of church and state, then so be it. Not sseperation of Christianity and state.
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