Comments by "KGS" (@kgs2280) on "Why SCOTUS Uses Religious Belief to Alter what Should be Secular Law?" video.

  1. Which of the six thousand or so Gods throughout history wins here? Ra or Ishtar of the ancient Egyptians? Thor of the Vikings belief system? That blue God of the Hindus? (Sorry, I can’t think of his name at the moment). The cows that some of the Indians worship as gods? Quetzalcoatl, the Aztec God! Or Kulkulkan, the My Ayan Ghief God, or maybe one of the Nature Gods like Tlaloc, the Mayan rain God (and Chac, the Aztec rain God). What about Cthulhu? Of course I know you mean YOUR God, but why does YOUR God win and none of the others? Keep in mind that a whole host of prayers will go toward getting abortion rights reinstated, because the MAJORITY of Americans want it. And religion has been deemed to NOT be inserted into the political process from the earliest times of our country. That’s what Separation of Church and State means. God knows he’s not invited to this show of your Christian belief (qit is just that, a show, a performance), so why would you immorally force him into a discussion where he’s not invited when he’s not needed for these decisions being made by human beings for human beings. It’s simply not in his purview. He’s already said that human life begins when the baby takes its first breath. So he doesn’t have any problems with abortion before that moment. Read your Bible. He starts in Genesis saying this And he continues on in following chapters, so I don’t think he’s going to suddenly change his mind at this point.
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  2. Yes, and the concept of Amendments is to add new laws that reflect the times. Nobody in the earliest years of the the Colonies (after 1619) would dare to suggest that slavery should be outlawed, yet here we are, thank heavens.
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