An atheist group has come unhinged over a tweet posted by Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and are demanding that he uphold the “godless” Constitution by deleting it.
Walker tweeted “Philippians 4:13” from his official Twitter account Sunday — the Bible verse reads: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”
Philippians 4:13
— Governor Walker (@GovWalker) March 16, 2014
The Wisconsin-based Freedom From Religion Foundation took exception to the tweet, saying it’s religious in nature and a “misuse of gubernatorial and state of Wisconsin imprimatur,” according to The Christian Post.
“This braggadocio verse coming from a public official is rather disturbing,” the group wrote in a letter. “As governor, you took an oath of office to uphold the entirely godless and secular United States Constitution.”
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The letter demanded Walker “immediately delete this religious message from your official gubernatorial Facebook and Twitter.” As of Thursday morning, the tweet has not been deleted.
But those who preach tolerance of opposing views were quick to display their own special brand of intolerance:
@govwalker You should switch to non-fiction books.
— Curt Krone (@curtkrone) March 16, 2014
@GovWalker If you TRULY were a person who gained his strength thru Christ, you would stop stealing from the poor to pay the rich. #disparity
— CorneredBadger (@BadgerStew) March 16, 2014
@GovWalker Isn’t this supposed to be your official government twitter account? Whatever happened to the wall of separation?
— Western Union (@LLchern) March 16, 2014
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