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Tag Archives: supreme court
Court decision was a travesty
By Jeremy Fejfar, July 4, 2007 The great James Madison once wrote that a government in a free society may not force a citizen to contribute even “three pence” in support of any establishment of religion. Yet we as taxpayers … Continue reading
Posted in Letters to the Editor
Tagged church, court, establishment clause, ffrf, law, legal, politics, religion, separation, state, supreme court
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People’s Rights Trump Those of Institutions
By Raysa Everett, May 13, 2012 The United States is embroiled in an internal struggle over the rights of religious institutions vs. the rights of individuals. Of course I am referring primarily to the birth control debate in relation to … Continue reading
Posted in In the Media
Tagged catholic, catholicism, church, constitution, law, legal, politics, religion, rights, separation, state, supreme court
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