Religiously chasing unity


Religion should be used to unite, with the beliefs and values we share, and not to divide using the things in which we differ.

SO, a state passes a religious law that encourages discrimination and there’s a huge hue and cry. There are acrimonious parting of ways, with people scrambling to leave the state. One prominent person calls the whole thing stupid. It’s one big mess.

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