SUPREME COURT

Supreme Court Finds in Favor of High School Coach Prayer. Should Minority Religions Worry?

Though the Supreme Court may have banged the gavel and closed the book on the case, the court of public opinion has not. Far from it.

Celebrating a Death Knell for Discrimination—The Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education

But while the war was over and the Constitution amended, the South’s support of slavery would continue for the next 100 years.

Why You Should Be Worried About the Separation of Church and State

A “freedom of religion” based on intolerance toward all but one or two religions is not acceptable in a free and tolerant society.

Supreme Court Reviews Scholarships for Religious Schools

The U.S. Supreme Court will shortly decide whether the State of Montana can prevent the use of public funds for any educational institution controlled by a religious organization.