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Originally Posted by GGG
I agree that a believer could have his rights violated but the atheist in this case who is claiming his rights were violated can't. To him at most this was a bunch of words he had to wait patiently thought until it was over. So maybe a failure of Separation of Church and State but not a human rights violation.
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I may be mistaken, but I believe that the separation of church and state complaint would fall into a human rights violation in terms of how the complaint is brought, which is why I think this is more a case of the label not fitting the issue more than anything.