The excessive and overwhelming intrusion of the secular humanist belief system is dominating the spirit of America toward unhealthy conditions.
The American citizen's attachment to the secular humanist belief system found in the Secular Humanist Manifestos I, II, and III have reached a religious fervor in our country that breaches the sacred veil “established” in the First Amendment and is on par for being defined as a national religion. i.e. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof….
In other words, America is currently defying the Constitution by serving at the altar of Secular Humanism (America’s Nationally Established Church) and its well-documented offerings.
If you do not believe me, read their manifestos and then compare and contrast what is being taught in our public schools with zeal, passion, conviction, and “deeply held beliefs.”
Congress, itself, has redefined religion away from a traditional understanding and toward anything that represents “deeply held beliefs.”
How do we change this travesty of justice in our Constitution?
- We educate the public by exposing the radical secularism and the national church apparatus
- Congress (We the People) supports legislation that rightly aligns the Establishment Clause with the Free Exercise based on the original Constitutional text cited above.
- We the People demand the Supreme Court overturn ALL legal precedence that puts wrongful tension between the Establishment Clause and the Free Exercise Clause. This will ease the tension between the two; rightly defining the relationship between church and state (each pulling in the same moral and/or spiritual direction) and allow for an equal balance between competing ideologies and/or religious doctrine.
- We the People demand that the indoctrination toward secular humanism and away from matters of religion stop in full. We must have a balance between two competing ideologies and/or beliefs. The primacy of equality under the law demands such attention and change.
- A legal case is submitted to “test” the authenticity of my claim that Secular Humanism [can], in fact, be considered an established church under the law if the conditions for deeply held belief systems (dogmatism) representing monopolistic secular ideology is pervasive and present in any one institution, organization, or legal operating entity.
The time has come for the religious right to level the playing field and demand equal access and influence under the law. People of faith must put a “governor” on the excessive acceleration of secularism and the associated indoctrination.
America's current "default ideology" (or should I say de facto religion) is like an out-of-control metastasized cancerous growth.
