The last two weeks have been anything but calm in the world of faith and religion. … Almighty God: Our sons, pride of our nation, this day have set upon a mighty endeavor, a struggle to preserve our Republic, our religion…
in making this t-shirt is to see whether Muslims can be as tolerant as Christians in response to insults directed towards their religion … Welcome to America, where freedom of religion isn’t free. I look forward to hearing from you.…
The First Amendment to the Constitution states, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting … Article 3 of the Northwest Ordinance reads, "Religion, morality, and knowledge, being necessary to good government and the happiness … The first Congress was interested in encouraging education because it promoted knowledge, morality and religion.…
Also, I have little interest in what Mohammed did not did not [sic] do, or in slamming any religion. … I am not a believer in any religion, so I do not have any interest in upholding any doctrine. … The lecture was looking at the culture in countries not exploring religion, agian [sic], attendance would have helped your understanding…
And third, socialism is godless, secular religion. It sees human redemption in government planning. … He endorses abortion, including partial birth abortion, the legitimacy of sexual behavior that traditional religion abhors, he does … The secular religion of government – which I would call socialism – is a lie and a failure.…
The genius of our founding is that America was to be a country where all its citizens could practice religion as they see fit. … There is no national religion, and the National Day of Prayer allows people of all faiths to come together to give thanks to almighty…
If the court finds no endorsement of religion, then the land swap will finally occur, and the memorial cross will forever be safe. … Justice Breyer dissented with a different argument, which was also hostile to religion (though less so). … Breyer would therefore not go so far as saying the land transfer was an unconstitutional endorsement of religion, and instead that…
question -- is whether this violates the First Amendment proscription of any measure amounting to government "establishment of religion … "advancement of a religious mission" is merely "incidental" and confers "no imprimatur of state approval ... on any particular religion … , or on religion generally."…