1. United States
2. Okla.
3. Letter

Subject: Concerns about SCR2 and the Separation of Church and State I am writing to express my deep concern about SCR2, which I believe is unconstitutional and undermines the fundamental principle of separation of church and state in the United States. As you may know, the United States is a nation of diverse faiths and beliefs. With more than one religion represented, it is essential that we maintain a clear separation between church and state to ensure that all citizens, regardless of their faith or lack thereof, are treated equally and with dignity. SCR2, in my opinion, blurs this critical line and potentially establishes a dangerous precedent. By implementing this bill, it appears to favor one VERY SPECIFIC religion over others, which is unacceptable in a nation that values religious freedom and pluralism. There have been slippery slopes of opposing Judaism in the past which many Christian's seem to deem an "acceptable" religion. You have a duty to represent ALL your constituents, not just the ones who voted for you. This is not in any of our best interest and will add to the strife and division. The separation of church and state is not only a constitutional imperative but also a vital component of our democratic system. It ensures that the government remains neutral and does not impose any particular faith or belief on its citizens. I urge you to reconsider SCR2 and ensure that any legislation or policy respects the fundamental principle of separation of church and state. Our nation's diversity and the rights of all citizens depend on it. Thank you for your time and consideration.