[The_Republic_Of_Maine]

"It’s interesting that the constitution establishes generic Christianity without providing for a means of defining it. How is it to be defined? How are sects that fall outside the definition to be dealt with?"

I cannot give out that information at this time. But I can tell you that the Pastor who finally approved both the written and unwritten is a man who understands the difference between big C and little c Christians.

I honestly wish I could go into great detail, but I have been ordered not to, not yet anyhow. I tend to think that the July 4 release will give more information on it. But please do not hold me to it, I am but the public release guy.

[Genoa]

I cannot give out that information at this time. But I can tell you that the Pastor who finally approved both the written and unwritten is a man who understands the difference between big C and little c Christians. I honestly wish I could go into great detail, but I have been ordered not to, not yet anyhow. I tend to think that the July 4 release will give more information on it. But please do not hold me to it, I am but the public release guy.

Is the Pastor the one who will decide which sects are allowed? I will prudently stay this side of the Maine border until I know whether my C is capitalized. :-)

[Fuzz]

A pastor deciding not only which religion, but which denominations of one particular religion qualify is opposed to at least the first 3 sections or the proposal. This proposal sounds like a Christian version of the Taliban enacting sharia rather than anything resembling freedom or democracy.