Court denies appeal by groups challenging limits to Indiana religious freedom law

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2 thoughts on “Court denies appeal by groups challenging limits to Indiana religious freedom law

  1. Article 1 of the Amendments to the United States Constitution states, quote:

    Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof….

    I would suppose the framers had no idea that Secular Humanism would become the dominant religion by the end of the 20th Century, such that it would impose its dead-end will on all facets of The United States of America.

    1. The Southern Baptist church split some 160 years ago because their religion justified slavery. I am glad that there are limits to religious freedom.

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