re: How about this Auburn controversy

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quote: I have rejected Christianity, but I find these anti Christian types so annoying. They selectively seem concerned with snuffing out one religion, Christianity, but not Judaism, and Islam.

This isn't some mysterious twist. The reason Christianity gets singled out a lot is because it is by far the most dominant religion in the country and it is the one that makes the most attempts to bring their religion into the government/state sphere. Put it this way -- if a school decided to start broadcasting Islamic morning prayers and the courts banned them from doing so, do you seriously think the most people general population would complain? Do you think there would be a 10 page thread on why those opposing bringing Islam in to public government institutions are wrong? Seeing an "anti-Christian" effect in exclusion to other religions is just selection and environmental bias.

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Is Christianity really the most dominant religion? Sure, the majority of believers in this nation are Christian, but it does not receive the subsidies that Judaism receives. We give Israel billions every year. We have even gone to war for Israel (see Iraq War) and intervene in the ME against friends of Iran, for Israel, not for any real threat risk from Iran. Jewish synagogues have received more govt money for security than churches. Yes, there was a recent shooting at a synagogue, but there have been many more shootings at churches. And again, every Hanukkah, there is a huge Menorah at the White House.

It isn't Christianity that dominates media, academics, finance, foreign policy, and one is simply not allowed to call out the Jewish establishment as one is the Church. We are now seeing calls for end to free speech to protect this one group.