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liberty bills that we ve been talking about often say their faith is under attack. disrespected in the culture, dismissed in the schools, and squeezed out of government. it s a fear of a secular planet, or at least an atheist government. one sponsor of the arizona bill that we ve been covering said, for example, that the bill was aimed at preventing the rising attempt at discriminating against religious folks because they are sincere and serious about the free exercises of their religious faith. brian walsh says the threat to religious freedom is really being driven by government officials and policy focused on compelling people to violate their conscience. and a sponsor for a similar bill in georgia, state senator josh i should say, josh mccoop said, coat, the only folks who have spoken against this legislation are people who wont the government to be a tool to promote militant atheism. it was something that governor mitt romney also warned about in