Houses may not have windows externally that allow onlookers to see a woman sitting or standing.

This is roughly a law that has been put into place by the Taliban in Afghanistan,

further dehumanizing women for religious fundamental reasons.

But that could never happen here, I hear you cry.

That would be ludicrous. Insane, really.

But those same voices I seem to recall saying, well, Roe v. Wade, it's ironclad. Precedent. I'll

never come for that. And now we see that Obergefell v. Hodges, the protections for same-sex marriage are being scrutinized for, again, religious reasons.

So theocracy is knocking at the door of the halls of power.

Those that would use religious as an excuse for their predations and their bigotry are in seats of power. We have a

office of faith to try and counter religious bias, anti-Christian bias specifically. And does that not

put organisations like the ACA firmly in the crosshairs? But maybe you disagree. Maybe you think this kind of thing's not so bad.

You think God should have a place in how laws are written

and that the divine should touch the legal.

And that you believe that this is indeed a Christian nation.

We need a bit more of this Bible along with the Constitution.

So if you would like to make comments and this or defend it in any way,

then do please call us, because the show starts now.

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