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In the name of Homeland Security, Kentucky jails people for not believing in God. Enforce the First Amendment.

Created by N.W. on November 22, 2012

The State of Kentucky jails individuals if they do not profess belief in God, tying this national security. A year in jail, or any repercussion whatsoever by a government agency, is clearly punitive, an unambiguous violation of the Constitutional First Amendment, the separation of church and state. It is not a crime to believe in a non-Christian God, or no God at all.

The government must take action to declare this measure unconstitutional and step up to enforce the First Amendment and send a clear signal that these efforts by religiously inclined individuals must cease for the greater good of the union.

You may read about the matter further at:

http://www.alternet.org/belief/year-jail-not-believing-god-how-kentucky-...

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