(Ugh, double post… replied to wrong comment above.) Please see #9. The problem is there are Christians who want Christianity to benefit from public tax dollars (ten commandments and nativity scenes on federal land, creationism in public schools, etc.). I know there are reasonable Christians who support state/church separation, and it sounds like you’re one of them. You could help by explaining to your Christian friends why we object to these things.

Please see #9. The problem is there are Christians who want Christianity to benefit from public tax dollars (ten commandments and nativity scenes on federal land, creationism in public schools, etc.). I know there are reasonable Christians who support state/church separation, and it sounds like you’re one of them. You could help by explaining to your Christian friends why we object to these things.