And SCOTUS defended the Governor's right to declare whatever he wanted like a royal decree?
Here's the thing. Let people make up their own minds and I bet most observe physical distance, wear masks in an environment like this, stop adding to the total number in attendance when it's reached a reasonable limit, and hold service outside when it's feasible.
Try to MAKE people do all that? You're looking for a fight.
Freedom is a simple concept. SCOTUS is never supposed to side with tyranny. Officials, whether elected or not, are supposed to know better than to pick fights. And historically the biggest rebels in the US have always been Church goers. Out of the 1500 lawsuits already filed against local and State governments, I wonder how many of those are filed by Churches?
And SCOTUS defended the Governor's right to declare whatever he wanted like a royal decree?
Here's the thing. Let people make up their own minds and I bet most observe physical distance, wear masks in an environment like this, stop adding to the total number in attendance when it's reached a reasonable limit, and hold service outside when it's feasible.
Try to MAKE people do all that? You're looking for a fight.
Freedom is a simple concept. SCOTUS is never supposed to side with tyranny. Officials, whether elected or not, are supposed to know better than to pick fights. And historically the biggest rebels in the US have always been Church goers. Out of the 1500 lawsuits already filed against local and State governments, I wonder how many of those are filed by Churches?