President Trump on religious liberty.

Sorry I should have been more specific, I meant that I wanted to argue their rights are not being violated in America. But that's okay, I agree with some of your points and disagree with others. So it should be fine. "Christian rights in America are under attack by secular leftists from a Christian baker being run out of business for not wanting to participate in a gay wedding in America..." Being honest, I do not think that this attacking Christian rights. In America, we have laws against discrimination in businesses. Whether for sexuality, race, gender, etc. A baker discriminating against a gay couple is illegal. I do not think that the baker should feel so upset about baking a cake for a gay couple. Before you get angry, think about it this way. If a Republican baker bakes a cake for a Democrat customer, does it mean they subscribe to that party? No, it doesn't. The baker is just doing business. Same for a gay couple. It would be different if he was a priest in a church because that means he is okay with gay marriage (though I would like to mention that no where in the Bible does it say we should hate gay people or dislike them...). However, a priest's business is religion so it's different. A baker's business is baking and so under American law that's discrimination which I agree with. "to the fact that Christians are not allowed to pray or teach creation in schools, but secular leftists can teach evolution in the classroom. Present both views to students and let them decide. That way we have liberty and choice." The reason for this is the clear difference between the two. Creationism is a belief based on religion which varies among people while evolution is a widely accepted scientific idea. People who believe in creationism only do so because of faith (nothing wrong with this, it's just the truth), not because of scientific facts. Not everyone has this faith for one. And two, Christianity is not the only religion in America. Imagine a Hindu kid sitting in class while their teacher explains how God created the world in 7 days. They don't believe that, what about their religion? Why don't they get representation? If you don't believe in evolution, that is okay. You just have to learn it because it is part of curriculum. No one is trying to make you believe it. Also, Christians are allowed to pray in schools. Muslims are allowed to pray in schools. The problem comes when a teacher is trying to teach their religion to children or trying to make everyone in the class pray. If you want to be taught creationism, go to a Christian private or charter school. In America we believe in separation of church and state, so public schools (funded by the government) are not supposed to swing towards any religion. "Another thing that bothers me is that teacher has a gag rule from mentioning Jesus in the classroom even in passing, and I view this as both a right to believe and a right to speak for anyone who wants to mention Jesus." I did not know about this gag rule but I think it depends on where you live. In my city, majority is Christian so a teacher mentioning Jesus isn't seen as awful. Once, a girl was making a speech and kept talking about Jesus which is technically not allowed but no one went after her. I don't think mentioning Jesus should be seen as bad. But then you must be fair and not care if a Muslim mentions Mohammed or an atheist says they don't believe in God. As long as it is not a teacher trying to teach their beliefs to the class. "Also, in Muslim countries, Christians are tortured, and torture is always wrong regardless of who the victim is in my not so humble opinion. It is refreshing to have any President who tries to stand for Jesus and the Bible." I agree that people should not be tortured regardless of religion, I just hope you know it extremists committing these acts. Whether it be extremist terrorist groups or extremist leaders. Not normal Muslims living their lives. In the Koran, Muslims are told to respect Christians and let them be. Also, I do not agree with the fact that Trump is trying to stand for the Bible but could you name some examples?