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Lynn v. Sekulow
Religious Discrimination At Its Worst: ACLJ Lawsuit Must Fail
By
Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Jay, You must REALLY like the Burlington Coat Factory. That’s the only logical explanation I can come up with for why the American Center for Law and Justice, which claims it’s all about preserving Americans’ religious freedom, would file a lawsuit today to preserve a building in lower Manhattan that once housed the retailer. I…
Back in Court on National Day of Prayer
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, While we don’t agree on the outcome of the Supreme Court decision in the case of Christian Legal Society v. Martinez – there’s one thing that I suspect we see eye-to-eye on. And that’s the fact that this decision, like many church/state decisions, was decided by one vote continuing to reflect a sharply…
Supreme Court Gets it Right in Memorial Cross Case
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, Now, this is a significant victory worth celebrating. In a very closely-watched case, the Supreme Court ruled that a World War I memorial in California’s Mojave Desert that features a memorial cross can remain in place. The high court said that the Constitution “does not require the eradication of all religious symbols…
Nothing Alarming About Aid Going to Teen Challenge
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, There’s nothing “alarming” about Teen Challenge receiving federal funding merely because it is a Christian-based organization. The receipt of government funds by organizations like Teen Challenge is entirely permissible, as those funds foster an important and secular interest: the treatment and recovery of citizens from addiction. The mere fact that a…
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