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Founder of Military Religious Freedom Foundation: Christians, who don?t recognize proselytizing limits, are national security threat

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Colorado Springs Gazette: "Weinstein, 55 . . . founded the nonprofit Military Religious Freedom Foundation . . . The broad outlines of Weinstein?s approach: Condemn in the strongest language possible. Publicly embarrass. Sue if necessary. Each new step raises the pressure on his publicity-averse targets . . . Responsible Christians, he said, recognize 'time, manner and place' restrictions on proselytizing . . . Today, Weinstein saves the hellfire-and-brimstone rhetoric for new targets, excoriating as 'clueless' and 'shocking' the people he accuses of placing their religious beliefs ahead of the Constitution. 'Make no mistake: They are a national security threat,' he said."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on June 23, 2010 (boomark / email).

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