Then point out the sections in the Constitution and enumerate the laws that are Christian values.
Almost every Western nation with Christian roots outlaws murder, polygamy, theft, threats of violence or intimidation, classism, withholding pay or employment etc - the Bible and early Christians were integral to carrying these morals into the modern world. Beyond the law, Christian values are ingrained into our social culture; which is why we frown upon adultery, cussing, jealousy, revenge, and so on. You may think these are "common sense" or universal values but they're not - plenty of countries around the world which have been ruled and influenced by other religions do not outlaw or stigmatize these things, which is why rape, polygamy, and even murder are common practice in these countries.
Heck, even the concept of being free from religion and not forcing people to follow your beliefs comes from the Bible. It must also be a massive coincidence that the Founding Fathers were mostly of a particular religion...
Name some situations where you can't preach, teach, lecture, harangue, go door to door;
I didn't say we're legally denied the right to voice our faith - what I'm saying is that we're told constantly by society (including you) to "keep quiet" or "stay away from our schools" or "stop Bible bashing!!", all while (ironically) being criticized for "telling people what to do". Figures.
You haven't read the Supreme Court's judgement on Masterpiece or you would know that they did not give conservative Christians the right to discriminate.
Yep - Christian baker doesn't need to engage in coerced speech by producing artwork which goes against his faith. In other words, he can refuse to design a gay wedding cake even if he proudly designs wedding cakes for straight weddings. What a beautiful victory.
Explain exactly what gives conservative Christians the right to make their religious beliefs into federal and state law when the Constitution clearly and explicitly says:""Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof"
Already covered this; freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, right to protest, lobbying etc. Amendments to the Constitution have been made since the original document was written, based on how society perceives and defines new social norms. This can happen again. This is why Roe v Wade, the so-called "Constitutional right to abortion" is constantly under pressure of being overturned.
Also, you don't get to discount someone's beliefs just because they're religious. Your belief that gay marriage is OK is only a belief as well. Your secular beliefs are no more correct or valid than my religious ones. To that end, Christians may push against gay marriage for religious reasons, but if they can justify it with non-religious, secular, and rational arguments, they have a right to make their case. The Constitution protects you from being held at gunpoint to go to church. It doesn't protect you from Christian voters and lawmakers passing laws based on biblical morals as long as they can justify it with more than "because God said so".
Gays asking for equal rights, Democrats promoting a political platform, gun owners pointing out their Constitutional right to own and bear arms, and women asking for equal pay, opportunity and benefits are not trying to install a religion.
Gays think their relationships are equal to straight relationships - naturally and biologically speaking, this is incorrect. Straight relationships usually bear children. They contribute to society. They create life. Gays cannot do this. By almost any measure, their marriage is not equal in competency or social value. Their belief to the contrary is just that;
a belief. Democrats pushing for the Constitution to be violated by placing restrictions on guns is also a belief. It's unConstitutional and usually backed by murky evidence at best. You don't get to pass this off as normal yet lament the Christians for doing the exact same thing, purely because their beliefs come from a book while yours come from the internet. Get real.
