President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday that could allow churches and other religious organizations to become more active politically. The order, which Trump inked during a ceremony in the White House Rose Garden, directs the IRS to exercise "maximum enforcement discretion" over the Johnson amendment, which prevents churches and other tax-exempt religious organizations from endorsing or opposing political candidates. It also provides "regulatory relief" for organizations that object on religious grounds to a provision in Obamacare that mandates employers provide certain health services, including coverage for contraception. "We will not allow people of faith to be targeted, bullied or silenced anymore," Trump proclaimed during his remarks, which were marking the National Day of Prayer. "And we will never, ever stand for religious discrimination. Never, ever." Read more http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/03/politics/trump-religious-liberty-executive-order/index.html
Trump ran on 'Make America Great Again!' This bill will be more divisive than they ever intended it to be. Someone could use it to go beyond Gays, and abortion. Gluttony is a sin God hates. If you look like a Muslim, due to you being a 'pegan' I will not serve you. People that hates Jews can use it for that. The fact that you are not Christian, is suddenly 'Religious Freedom.' 'Religious Freedom.' is just a slogan. A phrase. What this really is, it gives Americans an excuse to discriminate all they want! Republicans leaders want Government out of their lives. No they don't. They only mean it if they are not the majority. .
Atheists Sue President Trump Over His ‘Religious Liberty’ Executive Order An atheist group is suing President Donald Trump over his religious liberty executive order, which loosens restrictions on political activity by religious groups. The Freedom From Religion Foundation filed suit Thursday in federal court against Trump and the Internal Revenue Service, claiming the order is unconstitutional because it makes government favor religion over nonreligion. Although the executive order applies to all nonprofits, FFRF believes it will be selectively enforced so as to only benefit churches and religious organizations. Read more http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...mp-over-his-religious-liberty-executive-order