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Stand Up For Religious Liberty in Kentucky

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michael
6 years ago

I'm with you - micahel 702-301-9097

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Caleb Buffin
6 years ago

This is great! Christians need to stand up for their constitutional rights.

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Jim Stanhope
6 years ago Featured

I choose to worship at home during this time but you shall not infringe on our right to gather for worship if we so choose >

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Stanton Slone
6 years ago

We live for God or we are already dead.

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Joseph Baldwin
6 years ago

My tight to worship is just as essential as a persons right to buy alcohol

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Wesley Massey
6 years ago

Do not infringe upon our Bill of Rights.

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Joyce kearns
6 years ago

We need our religious rights back

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McKayla Billings
6 years ago

This is a wonderful movement however I disagree on some things. The church hasn’t been singled out because sports, restaurants and small businesses along with a bunch of other categories. If church was the only thing closed down that would be singling out. I do agree that liquor stores and abortion clinics are wrong to be open. Legally the governor cannot take away our right to go to church as that is a Constitutional Right. He can ask for us not to go and fine us but he by law, cannot send us to prison or anything of the sort. I think it’s also important to keep in mind that although church is Gods house it is in the end a place. Worship to God should be in our hearts and our homes. Remember that early Christian believers and even people in other countries do not have a church but their faith in God is still strong. This is a trying time and I do support this petition although I don’t completely agree on the grounds.

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Vitina Evans
6 years ago

Freedom to serve my God is my right

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Justin L Fulton
6 years ago Featured

Stop implying that church goers are going to kill people by going to church, getting infected and passing it to someone. We practice sanitation and are completely in favor of safe guidelines, including "social distancing" while at church. We do so because our God given Bible teaches us to love our neighbor. The institutions that are still "legally" open, like abortion clinics and liquor stores are both direct and indirect threats to human health and life. We want to obey government, but government does not have a say in how we worship our God. That is according to our conscience and our Bible. That is not an area to be governed by human government. The spiritual condition of a human soul is the most ESSENTIAL need of man.

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Christopher Honabach
6 years ago Featured

I completely agree with this. We need church, we need God. God is ESSENTIAL. Liquor stores and abortion clinics are still Open and are not deemed as breaking the law to go to, so why is it unlawful for us to meet at church and worship God.

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Danielle
6 years ago

All of these shutdowns are unconstitutional. The entire state (churches, businesses, and public parks) needs to be opened, immediately.

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Kacey Rials
6 years ago

Church is WAY more important than liquor stores and abortion clinics.

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Cody honabach
6 years ago Featured

I agree with this petition. Churches should be allowed to be open for worship and considered essential. The government has went too far in my eyes when God is the one we should be turning to in this time instead of trying to shut Him out.

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Sandra Hall
6 years ago Featured

I believe in social distancing and drive in church services I see nothing wrong with. Our church is so small we can sit every other pew 6’ distance! God will not bless someone who takes our religious rights away.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Open Kentucky and allow us to get back to church

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Joseph Maiden
6 years ago Featured

I agree with this petition that our governor has singled out churches l, while allowing many more people to assemble in hardware and grocery stores.