Ahh. Hi, I'm Brother Jake. Now there are a lot of people out there that think that religious freedom in the US isn't being consistently and systematically

undermined by an unspoken conspiracy of freedom haters, but they couldn't be more wrong.

Let me explain.

The thing is religion is a super important part of our society.

This is a Christian nation, which we know because modern day prophets told us

that God inspired the founding fathers to write the Constitution. Plus religion is what gives

us morals. Without religion, how would you know right from wrong? Sure, there are some people out

there who think it's possible to use logic and reason and basic

concepts of human dignity to decide the stuff like murder and theft and lying is bad, but that doesn't

make any sense because we all know that once you start thinking that some of the

tenants of morality don't necessarily have to be decreed by an

unifident creator you basically accept a world of pure murdering

thieving adultery and coffee drinking lying chaos with no rules whatsoever and

since the founding fathers understood that religion is totally necessary for us not to live in a Lord of the flies dystopian hell

They put freedom of religion into the Constitution but that freedom is being shipped away at all over the place like not being able to have the ten commandments in front of courthouses or prayers and schools and don't even get me started on the war on Christmas and yeah the branch of religion over other types of religion like Islam or Buddhism which is kind of the

opposite of what the separation of church and state is supposed to do.

And I mean yeah they kind of have a point but the answer isn't to take away all the school

prayers and courthouse commandments. What we should do is let all religions put up whatever symbols they want in public places.

So parks and schools could all have the normal stuff like a cross and a fish symbol and a major scene and the 10 commandments

and all the, you know, other stuff like a Buddha and one of those things he's and sure public spaces might

start to look a little weird if they were all peppered with a bunch of

different religious symbols but it's all about the freedom dude now some other

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