Nurse Disciplined for Speaking Against Homosexuality

A nurse in Georgia was disciplined when she let a pamphlet and email sharing her opposition to the homosexual lifestyle based on her religious convictions for a colleague. The nurse filed a lawsuit claiming she was disciplined unfairly as a result of her Christian beliefs. A court recently argued against her claim saying the evidence doesn’t support her claims.

This is just another example of a Christian sharing her beliefs and seeking to live her faith publicly and being penalized for it. Evidently the First Amendment doesn’t apply to Christians wanting to share their religious views with others. Christians need to be prepared for increased hostility of this kind if they share their faith. Click here for original article.

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