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Shocking Setback for Religious Freedom in Supreme Court

Andrew570 Wrote: Jul 01, 2010 12:24 PM

Mrs Paddy - Once again, thanks for your post. If I understand you correctly, you are saying that "none shall come to the Father except through me" isn't actually true, even though Christ himself said it. That in fact, God can welcome anyone into heaven regardless of whether they believe in Christ or not. Which kinda contradicts the whole meaning of Christianity, doesn't it?

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Shocking Setback for Religious Freedom in Supreme Court

On June 28, the Supreme Court handed down a deeply-disturbing decision in Christian Legal Society v. Martinez that sets back religious freedom in this country. This case was nothing more than the Court expressing outright hostility to a group because of its orthodox Christian beliefs.

Christian Legal Society (CLS) is an association of Christian lawyers and law students. In 2004 it was denied recognition as a student group at Hastings College of the Law (part of the University of California), making CLS the only group ever denied recognition by the school.

It was denied recognition because of Hastings’...

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