When we threaten the rights of others, we also threaten our own.

why all the hate? move on.

Anyone that answered anything but guaranteed equal rights is a nut job

Not wasting breath on the subject.... not at war with religion or with god(s).

Ideally, religious people wouldn't exist to worry about. But since they're people and all, their rights need to be respected. You know, like they typically don't do to others.

I wouldn't stand for any policy that limits the right of religious people any more than I would stand for rights that gave religious people greater privileges. As it stands right now, religious people have a privileged status.

Left alone to be who they want to be, just like us, and everyone.

If we want our own rights respected, we must be prepared to respect tbe rights of those we disagree with.

Everyone should have their rights respected. But also everyone should be required to get an education (evidence-based education explaining the fallacy of blind faith).

Equal rights? Yes. More rights? No. Given tax breaks for schools etc that promote their religion? No. Prevented from using the government to force their beliefs onto the rest of us? Non-existent-place-of-eternal-torment yes!

I am pleased to see that the majority of us believe everyone deserves the same respect we want for ourselves.

It's in the constitution as is our right to disbelieve, if they are evangelical Christians who try and force things on you then tax like they are political organization

Force them to live in North Dakota. After six months of North Dakota if they still believe in God, shoot them to put us out of their misery...Too much?

Answer: Ignored and left to their stupidity. That choice should be added.

Honestly - bit of a silly poll.

Poll doesn't have my exact thoughts. Equal rights to exist and live and be happy and all that jazz. With regard to their religion: Keep it private. Churches should be taxed. Pastors' incomes should be taxed. No government money to religious organizations. Absolute definitive line of the separation of church and state.

Weird poll. Religious people should be treated like secular people with the same rights for all people.

None of the above. I did not vote. I was so very tempted to check "forcibly educated" but decided if they want to believe nonsense then let them do so.

As long as they aren't hurting others , there's no crime . If their religion reqluires they stone to death someone who was forceably raped , then laws like that should be subject to local laws ( it's the rapist , not the victum , that should be prosecuted .)

Quiet. They should be quiet.

Ignored if theyre actively being religious, treated like everyone else if theyre not

You can't blame people for what they believe. When you are born you know nothing, and in growing you try to make sense of it all, all of this while your most trusted loved ones are teaching you their false realities.

As long as they leave me alone, I extend them the same courtesy! Incidentally, Russia under Stalin (and forward), for decades attempted to forcibly stamp out religion. You might want to read up on how well that worked.....

They are mentally ill and should be treated as such. I should clarify I am speaking in regard to the fundamentalists. Those who profit from proselytizing should be prosecuted for fraud. If grandma wants to believe in God to alleviate her fear of death I have no problem with that.

Mandatory treatment for their delusional beliefs and behavior, the treatment starts by having them pass around live rattlesnakes to see if they really think their god is watching over them and offering 'divine' protection, survivors get to move on to the next level of treatment.