Supreme Court to Decide Same-Sex Marriage Issues
HUGE news from the trenches of human rights warfare: This afternoon Bloomberg reported that, for the first time, the United States Supreme […]
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The Week in Review – Law and Atheism
The Christian Family Coalition persuaded the Miami-Dade County Commissioners to institute a prayer to start off each meeting. Commissioner Dennis Moss was understandably upset at the
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Charlie Brown Christmas Field Trip Cancelled
The field trip by the local elementary school to a church to see the Charlie Brown Christmas play, complete with Bible
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A Reader’s Legal Question: Student-Led Prayers
Reader questions are edited to eliminate references to specific people and places, unless there’s a need to call out the
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The Grinch Who Stole Charlie Brown’s Christmas
Since I’ve been all over national – and international – news the last week or two because of my insidious hatred for Charlie
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The Week in Review – Law and Atheism
For this week’s legal roundup, and the arrows are back with a vengeance. Today’s first item just gets all sorts
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Whence Cometh “Separation of Church and State”?
For some reason, over the last few days I’ve gotten a number of irascible Facebook posts, nasty emails, and all around ugly
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The Week in Review – Law and Atheism
This week’s roundup of legal news: A judge in Oklahoma sentenced a juvenile who was convicted of manslaughter to church
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Gideon Bible Gauntlet Run on College Campuses
Reader Question: At my state-funded college, we grudgingly welcome the Gideon Bible Gauntlet Run a couple of times a year,
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