you're right but the supreme court has upheld the establishment clause that we don't have a state religion and we can't have it
you can worship your religion
albeit christianity, islam, judaism, or buddhism
but if the government partakes in one of the many religions
it's gonna be christian and it's going to leave everyone else out
@Niveusater The supreme Court
Can overrule its own decisions
Precedents and decisions have been overturned in the past
yes it can and it may overrule their own decisions with a different and more right leaning court
but it has upheld the establishment clause
multiple times
Doesn't mean it can't be changed
you're right it can be changed
Can be changed
but i have doubts that they will change it
Can
sorry typo
but my point is that the supreme court has upheld the establishment clause multiple times
and i doubt that they will try to change it
and in the case they do
Pack the courts
it's going to be a protestant religion
and it's going to be a protestant christian denomination
because if we turn to catholicism, the pope will gain influence over the united states
True
and that's what we never wanted
i'm not so sure about orthodox
State Protestant Christianity
Sounds great
sounds great for christians but the consequences might be more than i think
The Protestant churches will probably centralize if there was a state enforcement of Christianity
what do you view as the consequences @Niveusater
Most likely a central council
perhaps the protestant churches will centralise but you need to realise that there are many inconsistencies between protestant religions based on interpretation
that can cause a rift
if you just mean discrimination against other religious denominations then i dont really see how thats a consequences
considering christianity is a fundamental part of American culture
@Niveusater Or just state Christianity, non-denominational
Mormons don't count
of course i see discrimination against other religious denominations
