Religious Freedom: Whose Rights Are They Anyway?

For sometime I have been sitting back in amazement watching other people's rights take precedent over mine. I am appalled that if I pray in public I can be brought into litigation for offending someone. I live in a country that was founded by people seeking religious freedom. They fought to escape the same kind of oppression Christians are facing today. That brings me to the question, how did America get so far off track?

I believe in religious freedom. I don't agree with everyone's choices but I think they should be allowed to express their options without condemnation. I don't, however, believe their choices should infringe upon mine. An example is that I think it's ludicrous for people to worship cattle and refuse to eat beef while their children starve, yet I would never sue them because of that choice. I believe agnostics and atheists have the right not to believe. If they are that worldly and liberal why do they care if I love the Lord? They don't mind if I cheer long and loud at a football game, but they go ballistic if I say grace over my food or pray for the safety of the athletes preparing to entertain them. If they choose not to pray, okay, but what makes their right more important or more of a right than mine? How exactly is that fair?