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Lynn v. Sekulow
“Big Brother” Has Got to Go
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Jay Sekulow
Barry, we both agree that our constitutional tradition continues to recognize the freedom to speak from the pulpit about the moral issues of the day. We obviously disagree, however, on whether “Big Brother” government surveillance, investigation, and punishment of churches due to the content of their speech should be stopped once and for all. The…
PEACE CHURCHES: Why Not Ask Iran About Peace?
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Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Jay, you are half right in discussing the reception (I’m not sure why you characterized it as a “celebration”) to be given by 25 significant religious groups for Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. He is, of course, a revolting figure in so many ways. He is the puppet of the most extreme clerics in Iran. His…
Religious Leaders Make Mistake in Meeting with Iranian President Ahmadinejad
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Jay Sekulow
In an inexplicable move, some religious organizations will host a dinner reception on September 25 for one of the world’s most renowned terrorist supporters, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. He has been asked to speak on the topic, “Has Not One God Created Us? The Significance of Religious Contributions to Peace.” I stand with the United…
Freedom of Religion Is Absolutely Protected; Fraud Not So Much
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Rev. Barry W. Lynn
We both know that law enforcement officials can investigate”fraud” without passing new laws against specific activities like reading Tarotcards. In fact back in l944 the SupremeCourt allowed the Postal Service to investigate something called the “I Am”movement that was soliciting funds through the mail. The Court noted, quite sensibly, that if a”religion” was actually set…
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