IMO, one does not need proof to have faith. I believe in God, Jesus and the basics of Christianity. People who require proof are likely atheists or agnostics. I do not feel threatened by people of other faiths, atheists or agnostics or even darker religions. Why should I? Most politicians these days who make a hoopla out of religion, Christianity specifically, are just trying to get votes and rally a base. As our Constitution is set up, we shouldn't really have to worry about religion unless a religion is under threat by law or policy, and then, that is unconstitutional. Our government by design can work perfectly without holding up any religion as a model. If our government appoints a religion, that's unconstitutional - any religion. As long as we stick to being a constitutional nation, the rest is just fretting and complaining and rallying of the voters to bring about other things, more in their real interest. Don't be fools - follow our constitution and in private, public and at your church, practice your faith to the degree that satisfies your ideals.
