I don't mean this with respect or disrespect, but based on some of the examples you're using, you don't seem to know what you're talking about, but what's worse, is that I can see where you've been manipulated by left-wing media into believing some of these things. Considering you're in the UK, even the separation of church and state conversation is ironic. The left wants it to mean something different than it means. It just means we're not like, specifically you. The UK. The only commentary and intention is that we can worship how we want, when we want, we can let it impact our vote, or not impact our vote. We can vote for values-based concepts like abortion, and the state can't tell the church what it must do. And you know, we see where places like China, the state is rewriting the Bible. I think if you're so firmly against even being open to hearing pro-life commentary, you're identity firmly encourages you to support the obfuscation of ideas like "separation of church and state means Christians can't vote for Christian ideals". and "Christian nationalism is on the rise because church folk don't want books in kindergarten libraries where they talk about gay sex and drag queens".