You stood quiet and you let ONE couple lead the charge.
And you lost the ability to let your child pray in school if they wanted to.

You stood quiet and let a handful of people lead the charge.
And you lost the ability to have the 10 commandments displayed where they had been since the INCEPTION of this country.

You stood quiet and let the minority bully bakers and pizzerias into bankruptcy because they didn't want to compromise their personal beliefs.
And you lost the ability to run a Christian business in a Godly way.

You stood quiet and let FIVE judges kick down the doors of the church (as well as every other religious institution) and STEAL a RELIGIOUS ceremony and corrupt it before God.

Will you also stand quiet now? While these wolves seek to go for the jugular? Do you have any idea how many Christian churches, non-profits and schools will collapse if they lose their tax exemption status?

You stand quiet, and now a few of them, emboldened by all the ways a few of them were able to kick around Christians, are going for the jugular.

It went from simple prayer in a classroom, to them standing at the door calling for the collapse of your church.

This isn't about "love". This is a bunch of jackboot dictators trying to force their dogma on the opposition or see it destroyed. Tax exemption has nothing to do with these people going to a church, or chapel, or justice of the peace and getting married.

They are coming for you now.

What are you going to do about it?

Someone here said it's just "two activists". Two is all it ever took to lose everything you have thus far.

I promise you, look throughout history, not just Christianity, but across other religions, political belief systems, theologies, etc... Whenever one side got the government to turn on the other, the other was surpressed and persecuted.

You think it can't happen in America, but if you don't do something NOW, preaching the Gospel will be considered giving a terroristic hate speech and you will be thrown in jail for it.

Seems unrealistic?

Ask your grandpas if they'd ever see the day that a pastor may have to marry two men on his altar or risk losing his church.

You better rise.