Hi Tylar, Thank you for your reply. We don’t get many negative replies because most Christians don’t support Christian nationalism. However, negative replies allow me
Your article in the Kennebec Journal about not funding Christian schools (https://www.centralmaine.com/2023/12/19/tom-waddell-2/) seems rooted in deep hate toward those who are religious. Hypocritically, you state
The Supreme Court’s decision in Carson vs Makin all but forces Maine to pay for Christian education. However, requiring Maine to fund religious education violates
The U.S. Constitution established a federal government with three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. The powers of these three branches are vested in the President,
Transgender and cisgender people (a person whose gender identity matches the sex given at birth) are the gender they identify as. Gender identity and sex
Abortion is essential to women’s reproductive healthcare. Some conditions that make abortion necessary include the criminal or medical ills of rape, incest, intimate partner violence,
You are invited to attend a talk on the religiously manipulative Supreme Court. Patrick Elliott, Senior Litigation Counsel for the FFRF will talk about how
Last month, I wrote that the source of racism in America is systemic, not individual. Since the topic spans over 400 years, one column, or
Critical Race Theory (CRT) encourages accurate teaching of our nation’s history. If we don’t teach our children accurate history, young people will never learn from
The Carson vs. Makin decision forces Maine to fund private Christian schools if it funds private secular schools. However, funding Christian schools is not the
