Wanting to do that isn't following the Bible (but, it seems Durand's equally concerned about atheistic fascism violating the Constitution...). Jesus told Christians to share the message of forgiveness of sins and reconciliation with God through repentance, his lordship, and faith in his payment for our sins for us, but never wanted it physically or legislatively forced on others by his followers (Luke 9:5 "If people do not welcome you, leave their town and shake the dust off your feet as a testimony against them.”), and did not want moral behavior (not involving types of assault, i.e. murder, rape, theft, etc) enforced through penalties, an example being his getting a woman caught in adultery out of a death sentence (though he also warned that that type of behavior, continued (and really not just that, but a whole life spent violating all the Ten Commandments in thought and or action, and rejection of God), could land her eventually in hell, but aside from a warning, she walked free..