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→Political Protest of Religion: protesting a unified church and state setuop doesnt make you a liberal, just look at europe and the effects national churches have had
===Political Protest of Religion===
===Political Protest of Religion===
Supporting doctrines like [[Separation of State and Church]] might be a cry for help. People who engage in political protest against organized religion may simply be starting to lose their [[Faith]] in God. Some claim they are [[religious]] yet do not wish to push their religion onto others; however, deep down they are trying to create a feeling that it is "okay" to question their [[Faith]].
Supporting doctrines like [[Separation of State and Church]] might be a cry for help. People who engage in political protest against organized religion may simply be starting to lose their [[Faith]] in God. Some claim they are [[religious]] yet do not wish to push their religion onto others; however, deep down they are trying to create a feeling that it is "okay" to question their [[Faith]]. At the same time, you can still have faith and want separation of church and state as a National church has historically led to more liberal and faithless populations (See Europe)
[http://www.mccullagh.org/db9/d30-6/inauguration-protest-athiests.jpg This man] is painfully '''faithless''' and perhaps incapable of repenting his Sins.
[http://www.mccullagh.org/db9/d30-6/inauguration-protest-athiests.jpg This man] is painfully '''faithless''' and perhaps incapable of repenting his Sins.