"Supreme Court to hear public prayer case"
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“On Monday the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a case during its next term about whether a town that opened its public meetings with prayer violated the Constitution.”
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"The decision touched on different aspects of freedom of religion and concluded that the Bible could not be considered as hate speech"
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“The court upheld the ban itself but struck down key provisions, including the ban on publications that ‘ridicule, belittle or otherwise affront dignity of persons.’” Major Hate Speech Ruling in Canada Affirms Biblical Principle
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German homeschoolers get day in U.S. court
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“The appeals court reported Feb. 21 that it has slated oral arguments in the case for April, with the court to get two very different opinions of the Christian parents from Germany.”
(“Uwe and Hannelore Romeike fled to America in 2008 because the German government would not let them homeschool their children.”)
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Why does Obama call it "freedom of worship"?
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“Today, President Barack Obama continued the tradition of observing Religious Freedom Day with a presidential proclamation. But this year, the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty critiqued his use of “freedom of worship” rhetoric—a debate that first arose in 2010.”
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