I don't have any spiritual or religious reverence for buildings. To me It's like going into a "haunted" house.

I've been looking for a place to hold meetings for my art group but um looking for someplace free. I refuse to use a church facility.

I’m not terribly bothered most of the time. I used to be confused by the number of people who mistook me for a priest or preacher. It was later pointed out to me because of my empathic nature. More often I am bothered when strangers approach and I’m not in a mood to counsel them. I listen anyway but I’m blown away that they saw past my mask of indifference.

As I see it, as much as the church in some cases is allowed to interfere with matters of the state, the least they can do is host a polling place or two.

Seems like a clear violation of separation of church and state.

It should be illegal. It would be if government was truly secular as the Founders intended.

Honest, no thunderbolts for your being in just a building for a few minutes.

You don’t have to go.