Report Released on How Texas Public Schools Teach the Bible
Nearly 50 years ago the U.S. Supreme Court decided School District of Abington Township v. Schempp and held that public school […]
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The Week in Review – Law and Atheism
Things have been sort of insane in my life over the last few weeks, so I’m horribly late posting legal
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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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Sanal Edamaruku Proves, Once Again, No Miracle
So, there’s this statue of the Madonna that sits in a small grotto near Ballinspittle, County Cork, Ireland, that allegedly
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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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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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The Sky is Falling. The End is Near. It’s the Apocalypse, and it’s not even December yet. How could the
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The Week in Review – Law and Atheism
Another week, another legal roundup. I’m not sure whether an upvote or a downvote is due to the University of
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