Opinion | Americans must be diligent in defending religious freedoms or risk persecution WashTimesOpEd
Somehow, though, one cannot pretend America’s gentler forms of persecution or pushback are permissible or worth simply glazing over.
The deep diligence to which that final line calls every American is profoundly convicting, particularly as our society descends into a secularist wormhole seemingly intent on forgetting the Judeo-Christian values that distinguish the U.S. as history’s most exceptional nation. I’ve already covered the disturbing pattern in which secularists and liberals have begun to openly proclaim that Christians are ill-equipped for government posts and appointments. While isolated, this horrific tactic has certainly kicked up a few notches.
Some might see these as isolated incidents, though a recent survey that found just under half of Americans recognize religious freedom as a First Amendment protection should serve as a wake-up call. Not only are hostilities on the rise, but so is confusion about constitutional basics.
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