Thanks everybody. I hope I don't disappear in the next few months. I have had many interesting conversations and laughs with all.
You all mean a lot to me.

In England, if a state social worker brought up their religious belief while on duty, I would imagine that they would be in trouble for breaching impartiality.

Seemed fine until (checks watch)

I’d be less worried about the god comment and more concerned about why a social worker is checking in on me. I don’t know, that seems like a totally bizarre thing, but that’s probably just me.

When I was in the hospital for my bypass, a guy came in to get blood. The entire time he was in my room he talked about how much an abomination gays were. I told him I didn't think the same as he. He finished up without a word and left. I them went to the nurses station, explained what happened, and told them I never want to see him in my room. Don't know if he got fired, and I don't care.

I'd be pissed too. And rightfully so.

If she works for the state she should be made to respect the principle of church state separation.

I've had a nurse stopping in every Monday and Thursday to do a drain on me, luckily I've never been approached with any of that b*** because I really don't need it. I'm sure you don't either.

I would report her to what ever company she is working for

I wouldve told her to get off my property before she had something wrong in her life.

She needs to keep her opinions to herself or lose her job.

It's galling how so many believers insist that just because someone doesn't believe in their imaginary friend, there simply MUST be something wrong with the non-believer.

I'd be filing a formal complaint against her.

"Yes, there is something wrong with my life, and it is you trying to ram your ridiculous and fictional god down my throat!"

File a complaint with the state board