Using taxpayer $ to fund discrimination in the name of religion - like they do at private religious schools that accept vouchers - violates church-state separation.
In one week, SCOTUS will hear a school voucher case that could have extreme consequences nationwide. We're urging SCOTUS to uphold the Montana Supreme Court decision that says taxpayers shouldn't be forced to fund religious education. RT to agree!
A secret agenda is sweeping through state legislatures across the country to impose a one-sided version of religion on our state laws. A growing network of Christian nationalists is escalating efforts year after year with a clear strategy.
We’re fighting to uphold the Constitution. Neither the Supreme Court OR Montana should force taxpayers to fund private religious education -- it’s a fundamental violation of #religiousfreedom. Public money should fund public schools.
AHA Legal Director and Senior Counsel, @Mon_L_Miller, talks about our six-year-long court battle over legislative prayers in Carroll County, Maryland. This is a victory for us, and for YOU!
Es una definitiva violación a nuestra separación constitucional entre el estado y la iglesia. Un gobierno, en este caso municipal, no puede decretar qué ni cómo sus ciudadanos deben hacer religiosamente y mucho menos mediante un decreto. El que sea voluntario es irrelevante.
Maintaining death penalties for blasphemy and apostasy are heinous acts of oppression that must be condemned by the international community. Last week we spoke out against against such laws at the UN.
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¡Colega humanista!
¿Te importa la separación entre la iglesia y el estado
¿Crees en los valores humanistas que son la ética, lógica, librepensamiento, ciencia, naturalismo y el laicismo?
Ven a lo que será una actividad única. ¡Te esperamos!
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FFRF responded to the Supreme Court's ruling today in a number of ways. FFRF Director of Strategic Response @AndrewLSeidel, penned a critical article today published by Rewire News: https://t.co/fM4RqkKNsx
“The principal symbol of Christianity around the world should not loom over public thoroughfares, suggesting official recognition of that religion’s paramountcy.” #RBG#Dissent Read our assessment in the AU Blog https://t.co/sTQgrC88dA