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National Day of Prayer is Constitutional
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, I’m sure you’re aware of a lawsuit filed by the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) in Wisconsin challenging the constitutionality of a 1988 federal law giving the President the authority to designate the first Thursday in May as a National Day of Prayer. We just filed an amici curiae brief representing 31 Members of…
Tragedy Makes For Political Posturing in Kentucky
By
Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Yes, Jay, even I was shocked by your report of “prayer police” in Kentucky. However, having heard these tales in the past on so many occasions, I got myself under control and immediately realized that many facts are missing. Students do have a right to pray in schools so long as it is not promoted…
Prayer Police in Kentucky?
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, there’s a troubling situation in Kentucky – in a middle school – where police were actually called to the school after students – are you ready for this – where students were actually praying! That’s right. A student at a middle school in Kentucky was told she could not pray with her classmates before…
Vouchers Go Down; Irony Barely Survives
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Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Just yesterday, the Senate trounced the effort to create a kind of “voucher scheme forever” for the District of Columbia. The vote was 58 opposed and 39 in favor. The issue will not ever go away, of course, because the facts apparently don’t matter to a significant minority of people. As I pointed out in…
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