Supreme Court Appears Ready To Let 40-Foot Cross Stand On Public Land
From NPR, a report by Nina Totenberg on the cross case, featuring Holly Hollman and others.
Christians and Jews agree: The Bladensburg Cross is no secular symbol
Holly Hollman and Marc Stern, general counsel of the American Jewish Committee, coauthored an editorial emphasizing that despite their religious differences, they agree that a large cross on public land is not a secular monument.
Supreme Court will look at whether a cross is promotion of religion or war memorial
Holly Hollman joined other faith groups in urging the Supreme Court to uphold the separation of church and state as they consider the case of the large cross on public land in Maryland.
Cross not a secular display, Baptist Joint Committee asserts
The Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty joined in a friend-of-the-court brief asking the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold a lower court ruling that a 40-foot cross on government land violates the U.S. Constitution.
Baptist group says cross is not secular, and government has no business sponsoring its display
The Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty joined other Christian and Jewish organizations in a friend-of-the-court brief arguing that a 40-foot cross on government land at a major intersection violates the government’s fundamental obligation to be neutral between competing religious claims.
Why Trump is tweeting about studying the Bible
Vox reports on the motivation behind a President Donald Trump Tweet that includes a random endorsement of Bible literacy bills, which support Bible study in public schools agenda.
