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We look to these teachers, coaches and administrators to at once inspire and educate, while also regulating every word that comes out of their mouths.

For the fourth time this term, the Supreme Court issued a landmark religious liberties ruling. The court has been ruling in favor of religious rights a lot lately, correcting decades of confusion regarding the role of Church and state. 

The Jewish News of Northern California

/PRNewswire/ -- Family Research Council president Tony Perkins released the following statement reacting to former Bremerton School District high school...

Another thoroughly rotten precedent has been cast aside. Thank you, President Trump.

SCOTUS unanimously ruled against the City of Boston for denying a group the right to fly the Christian Flag outside the entrance of City Hall.

SCOTUS unanimously ruled against the City of Boston for denying a group the right to fly the Christian Flag outside the entrance of City Hall.

And you know this law weve seen this for a long time. i think this is about to come to an end. this excuse that the government uses to take away peoples first amendment rights, whether it be a student or a coach in this case, its its a violation of the first amendment. and i think the court was giving a lot of signals today that there really had enough of that while the whole lemon test, all of that has is a lemon, i believe two of the players who objected to your praying joe actually didnt you ...

<p><img width="350" height="219" src="/media/17260061/bibleconstitution_350x219.jpg" alt="gavel with Bible and U.S. Constitution" class="ImageFloatRight"/>Another attempt to squelch Christian expression in the public square has itself been squelched by a federal court.</p>

Five votes to get there. basically put together what is a more measured opinion by alito. that measured opinion by alito very far-reaching, if you look back, it gutted the precedent, the lemon test that guided some of the establishment ruling -- clause rulings for a long time. i think this is a very big vic victory for freedom of religion. >> the question is, how much direction are we getting from these decisions where you have even the majority divided amongst all the occurrences, how clear is ...