Episcopalian bishop of Missouri bans Christian Passover seders in diocese
Reverend Deon K. Johnson calls practice 'deeply problematic' and warns 'it contributes to the objectification of our Jewish neighbors'
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Reverend Deon K. Johnson calls practice 'deeply problematic' and warns 'it contributes to the objectification of our Jewish neighbors'
Photos of Christian seders on social media show elements that would be out of place at a traditional Jewish seder, such as bread or Christian symbols.
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(CNSNews.com) -- Thirteen clergy from six faith traditions filed a lawsuit against the State of Missouri on Jan. 19, claiming that the state's ban on abortion constitutes an imposition of a Christian belief and thus violates the separation of church and state. The clergy also stressed that the abortion ban violates their religious beliefs.
"Our elected officials have violated their oath to uphold that constitution by weaponizing religious beliefs," one plaintiff said