We just need a consensual set of laws with no special 'religious exemptions'; no particular religion needs to be established.
Is 'religious freedom' really possible in a morally coherent Civilization? Nope, argues this provocative book. https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0691130582/geneexpressio-20#productDescription_secondary_view_div_1497344200464 …
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As a Richard Alexander enthusiast, "morally coherent" sounds ominous.
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I just mean a consensual framework of laws, norms, and values.
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One doesn't have to be celibate to check into a Gnonery. I'll see myself out.
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"religious freedom" was meant for various different strands of the same Christian religion, not the cancer of Mohammedanism
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