U.S. Supreme Court Declines “In God We Trust” Challenge
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court denied certiorari in a case challenging the use of “In God We Trust” on national currency, leaving in place the 8th Circuit’s dismissal of the suit.
South Dakota Governor Signs “In God We Trust” Bill into Law
Last week, South Dakota became the latest state to enact legislation requiring public schools to post prominently the motto “In God We Trust” on school grounds.
BJC Joins Coalition of Religious and Civil Liberty Organizations Opposing “Project Blitz”
In a statement opposing Project Blitz and similar legislative proposals, a coalition including the BJC decried recent efforts to use government institutions to promote a Christian perspective.
Is the “In God We Trust” Push Good for Religion?
“In God We Trust” legislation aims to be a harmless way to reference the importance of religion in society. But Bill Leonard warns: people of faith should not mistake the motto for an act of faith.
Indiana Bill Would Allow “Creation Science” Class, Require “In God We Trust” in Classrooms
A bill proposed in the Indiana Senate would require “In God We Trust” to be posted in every school classroom. From a church-state perspective, that may be the least controversial provision.
