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Subject: Christofascism seems nigh
Date: 04/19/25 9:42 AM
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From news9.com - Christ is king resolution passed by oklahoma legislature

OKLAHOMA CITY -
Oklahoma legislators have declared “Christ is King” in Oklahoma with the passage of House Concurrent Resolution 1013.

Read the resolution here - oklegislature.gov: PDF document

Passed Thursday, legislators pushed the measure through during the observance of Holy Week. Resolution author Rep. Jim Olsen, R-Roland, says the text affirms Oklahoma’s spiritual heritage and enduring faith.

"This resolution is a bold testament to Oklahoma’s faith-based legacy," Olsen said. "During Holy Week, we honor the sacrifice of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and reaffirm the principles that guide our state. I’m proud to lead this effort to declare ‘Christ is King’ and call upon the help of the 'Supreme Judge of the World.'"

Sen. Shane Jett, R-Shawnee, is the Senate author of the resolution.

In a March press release, the Freedom from Religion Foundation (FFRF) called the resolution an attack on religious freedom.

“The revolutionaries who founded the United States threw the king out,” says FFRF Co-President Dan Barker. “Along with rejecting a monarchy, they deliberately adopted a godless Constitution, whose only references to religion are exclusionary, and which forbids the government from establishing any religion.”

Several members of the House Democratic Caucus debated against HCR 1013, arguing that it excludes Oklahomans who identify with other religions as well as Oklahomans who are not religious.

“We spent over an hour on the House Floor today and did not solve a single problem for everyday Oklahomans,” said House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson,
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