Georgia becomes the 30th state to pass its own religious freedom law

Georgia becomes the 30th state to pass its own religious freedom law

As blue states continue to try to force Christians to adhere to secular doctrine under the guise of the “neutrality” principle, Georgia’s adoption of its own RFRA is a reminder that government will either protect religious beliefs — or persecute it. Georgia recently joined 29 other states in enacting a state version of the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). Gov. Brian Kemp, R, signed Senate Bill 36 into law in early April after it…