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7th Circuit Hears Arguments in Indiana Christmas Pageant Case

The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments over a public school Christmas pageant featuring religious elements. Were the changes made by the school after a judge’s initial injunction enough to pass constitutional muster?

Roy Moore Responds to Questions About his Views on Muslim Candidates for Office

Under questioning from reporters on Capitol Hill, U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore (R-AL) acknowledged the constitutional ban on religious test for office, but refused to explain his statement that Congress should have refused to seat a Muslim representative because of his faith.

BJC, UCC File Brief in U.S. Supreme Court in Colorado Baker’s Case

The BJC joined a brief with other religious groups examining religious marriage, civil marriage and public accommodation laws for a U.S. Supreme Court case.

As Supreme Court Case Looms, Religious Exception Claims to Nondiscrimination Laws Continue

An Arizona judge this week ruled that owners of a wedding invitation design business are not entitled to an exception from a Phoenix ordinance barring discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

Why is Prayer Over a Loudspeaker at High School Football Games Unconstitutional?

An Alabama school district’s practice of opening high school football games with a prayer over the loudspeaker is being questioned. What has the U.S. Supreme Court said on this subject?

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