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New Hampshire: We Could have Celebrated Easter at the Liquor Store

April 13, 2020April 13, 2020
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We now have restrictions on church services. Isn’t it handy how the “separation of church and state” only works one way? Leftists often insist the “religious right” is attempting to create a theocratic state. Religious people are shoving faith down their throats.

Dearbornistan Michigan: Meat In All Public-School Lunches Now Conforms to Islamic Doctrine

October 10, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Welcome to Dearborn, Michigan. Where, if you order meat from the school lunch menu, you’ll have a halal of a good time. Yes, strict Islamic law is driving the lunch menu at taxpayer-funded public schools. So, where are the separation of church and state Stasi?

The Bible in public schools- What did the founding fathers say about it?

October 3, 2019

The battle of separation of church and state has been raging for decades. Lawyers today, struggle with the idea that students and especially teachers, can bring their Bibles into school. But today, students across America are bringing their Bibles to school.

The Left’s War on Education

September 26, 2018January 12, 2013 Steve MacDonald

The left’s objection to even one tax dollar finding its way into the hands of a church is legion. It is (apparently) a matter of even greater concern that we might engage in tax policy that accidentally encourages others–by allowing them to keep more of their own money–to give some of it to a religious group.

Such is the current quandary, pressed into the arms of the New Hampshire Superior court judiciary; if a business owner is incentivized by the state to give their own money for a k-12scholarship to a non-profit that manages such scholarships, and some kid or their parents just happens to use their qualified scholarship award at a school run by a religious group, has the state shown an establishment of religion?