11/24/2025
Humanists and secularists do not have the exclusive authority to determine what is taught in our schools. Every curriculum whether religious, secular, or philosophical stands on a set of beliefs. This one is no exception. By denying the existence of God and treating faith as something to be excluded, the curriculum effectively elevates atheistic or agnostic humanism as the preferred worldview. That is not neutrality; that is endorsement.
Judges do not possess the constitutional authority to suppress religion anywhere, and especially not in public schools. Our Founders guaranteed freedom of religion, not freedom from religion. The First Amendment was never intended to silence faith, but to protect it. Yet we continue to see rulings from courts and judges who attempt to redefine religious liberty as something to be confined, restricted, or removed from public life.
Christians should not accept this. We should be deeply troubled and honestly, ashamed that we have tolerated decisions made by individuals openly opposed to God and His moral order. These rulings are not neutral, and they are not protecting freedom. They are advancing a secular ideology at the expense of people of faith.
This must end. Secular humanist judges cannot be allowed to impose their worldview on millions of religious citizens under the guise of neutrality. Our rights do not come from courts, from governments, or from academics they come from God.
