Religion & American Law
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
The Non-Public Forum of a Public School
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In the town of Roswell in New Mexico, another controversial case concerning religion, free speech and public schools ha...
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Saturday, November 26, 2011
Memorial for fallen Marines or endorsement of religion?
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The LA Times reported this week that leadership in the Marines is considering removing a large cross from Camp Pendleton in California. Cam...
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An Invitation to Restrict Religion
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A fifth-grader in Pennsylvania attempting to invite fellow students to a church Christmas party was prevented from doing so...
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Freedom From Religion or The Free Exercise Of…
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation claims Onslow County Sheriff Ed Brown of North Carolina violated the establishment clause by purchas...
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Is Christian Bashing Being Funded by the Public?
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A group of New York lawmakers and public officials were demanding a taxpayer-funded museum in Brooklyn remove an art exhibit that include...
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Catholic Bishops and their Religious Liberty
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This past year has brought about a multitude of altercations and debates between the Roman Catholic Church and the United States Government....
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State Trooper Memorial Crosses Un-religion-ized?
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On October 31 the US Supreme Court determined that a series of memorials in the shape of crosses designed to memorialize Utah Highway Patrol...
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Messages of Death and Sacrifice
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On Monday, October 31 st , 2011, the Supreme Court did not grant the petition for certiorari for the two cases, Utah Highway Patrol Assoc...
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Santa vs the Establishment Claus
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In Charleston, South Carolina, an outpatient facility declared that they would no longer be allowing Frank Cloyes, an elderly volunteer, t...
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