Preschool sues after officials try to force it to accept LGBT ideology
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The state of Colorado, led by homosexual Democrat Gov. Jared Polis, is being taken to court for its formally adopted agenda of intolerance for the Christian faith.
Again.
The state already is well known for demanding Christians comply with a state-approved set of beliefs, which includes the LGBT ideology.
It has been formally determined by the U.S. Supreme Court to have exhibited “hostility” to Christianity, in the Jack Phillips case from several years ago. There, the state tried to force a Christian baker to express anti-Christian messages with his artistry.
Even now, Polis’ anti-Christian agenda is before the Supreme Court in another case in which the state is demanding a Christian web designer promote anti-Christian messages with her work, an apparent violation of the First Amendment.
Now a lawsuit has been filed against the state because its officials are “forcing” a Christian preschool to “surrender its religious character and beliefs to participate in the state’s universal preschool program.”
That plan “guarantees every four-year-old in the state at least 15 hours per week of state-funded preschool services for the upcoming school year,” according to the ADF, which is handling the case on behalf of Darren Patterson Christian Academy in Buena Vista.
