I support your right not to believe in G-d. I support every person's right to make their own decisions about religion: to believe in one God, or many, or none at all. To practice religion as a traditionalist, or as a liberal, or a reformer or a heretic or an apostate or an unbeliever. To embrace revelation or to reject it. To pray facing Jerusalem, or Mecca, or not to pray at all. To follow a single, absolute, fixed line of belief, or to change your mind a hundred times a day about what you believe and why you believe it (the latter is closer to my own faith). And I expect that you respect every other person's rights.
A faith coerced is no faith at all; and a faith that justifies evil is an evil faith.
As a believer, I stand with the unbelievers.
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A faith coerced is no faith at all; and a faith that justifies evil is an evil faith.
As a believer, I stand with the unbelievers.
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