establishment clause

Arguments in the Supreme Court’s first public prayer case in 30 years are more complicated than they at first appear to be.

Will the challenge to build “an homage to the historic/literary Satan” at Oklahoma’s capital actually change anything?

Is rewriting the rules on religious freedom in the works?

In response to churches that refuse to quit electioneering Church-State watchdogs are demanding action… but what if there were a way for churches to constitutionally endorse candidates and do all the electioneering they like? Well, here it is…

A federal judge thinks that might solve an Establishment Clause problem.

A report from the principally Catholic anti-contraception rally in Maryland reveals a constituency whose calls for religious freedom appear to be at the cost of freedom for all others.

First Amendment prohibits government favoring a particular religious view.

At the end of 2011, in a sign of what’s to come, the U.S. Bishops warned the Obama administration to amend a regulation on contraception in its health care legislation or stand accused of religious discrimination.

On the Parable of the Kosher Deli, contraception, and freedom of religion.

The inverse of the argument that Islam ‘causes’ terrorism is the idea that Islam could solve the problem. Either way, it’s undue focus on the religion.