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Will the Supreme Court let Montana get away with anti-religious discrimination?

By Filings on Tue, 07/02/19
Society & Culture
Religious Liberty
Montana
Supreme Court

“Last week, the Supreme Court agreed to hear yet another important religious liberty case, Espinoza v. Montana. In this case, the state of Montana excluded religious schools from a scholarship program because of the state’s Blaine Amendment — basically an anti-religion law.” - W. Examiner

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Rob Fall

NewIt's worth noting

Wed, 07/03/19

these Blaine Amendments\Clauses in the various state constitutions have their start in the 1870s and ’80s.

Hoping to shed more light than heat..

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