Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof...

If people want a Christian community, by all means be Christian. But forcing other people (via the law) to be/act Christian is not only unethical, it is unconstitutional.

WTF, you just told me to DISREGARD THE CONSTITUTION and speak only from an ethical point of view. Now you're bringing it up again!?

Anyway, if the Christians feel that Shintoism is adversely affecting their community, why SHOULDN'T they ban it?

So force them underground with their religion? How is that ethical?

They could just move to another community...or they could try and convince their current community that Shintoism really isn't that bad. That's what we do with ANY law.

Love it, leave it, change it. Those are your options.

So atheists GTFO of the US?

A direct quote?

Could you explain how you came to that conclusion?

...not open to random and unrelated interpretation that doesn't even come close to original intent or judicial explanation . It's no different than pulling a random Scripture out of the Bible and trying to build a doctrine around it .

Banning homosexuality because it is a Christian sin is equivalent to banning bacon because it is a Muslim sin.