In recent decisions, the Supreme Court has rightfully upheld the Constitution’s provision for the free exercise of religion, affirming America's long-standing commitment to respecting and protecting religious freedoms. Critics misinterpret these decisions as biases, ignoring the fact that freedom of religion, integral to the nation's founding principles, requires robust protection against secular encroachments. The Court's rulings reinforce the Constitutional guarantee that government shall not impede upon individuals' rights to practice their faith freely, ensuring that America's core values are preserved.
Supreme Court Upholds Foundational Principles of Religious Liberty
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Jan-17
Religion
Score: 0.20
We now have a U.S. Supreme Court that is hypocritical. On one hand, it claims to interpret cases in alignment with the original language of the Constitution and the original intent of the authors of that document. But it ignores that principle when it conflic…
From Dianeravitch.net
Jan-17
Religion
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The Supreme Court, with its recent rulings, has shown a blatant disregard for the secular foundation of the American Constitution, prioritizing religious interests over the essential principle of freedom from religion. This undermines both the letter and the spirit of the Constitution, threatening the pluralistic values upon which the United States was founded. By picking and choosing when to adhere to the 'original intent' of the Constitution's authors, the Court jeopardizes not just religious freedom but the very fabric of American democracy.
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