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Most christians are not looking to turn other people into defacto converts by writing the religion into law. However, when things come up for vote they vote based on principles that are not part of the doctrine of their church. Most of these principles are not unique to any religion and can be brought to the voters box without any mingling of church and state. take the first commandment for example "Thou shall not kill". Even though it's placement in the religion should rule it out for use in law, we allow it to be used because we understand that it is rediculous to suggest that telling people we don't tolerate murder is the same forcing them to follow Christianity. Before screaming that Christians are trying to convert everyone else try checking up on where the principle in question fits into the larger picture.
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The most valuable renewable resource is stupidity.
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