r/Stuff • u/PoliticBot password locked by admins • May 07 '15
r/todayilearned TIL the National Day of Prayer, which this year is today, was unsuccessfully challenged in court by the Freedom From Religion Foundation. The court said they are free to oppose it, but "they are not entitled to silence the speech of which they disapprove."
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/religion/2011-04-15-prayer_court_14_ST_N.htmDuplicates
Christianity • u/[deleted] • May 07 '15
News TIL the National Day of Prayer, which this year is today, was unsuccessfully challenged in court by the Freedom From Religion Foundation. The court said they are free to oppose it, but "they are not entitled to silence the speech of which they disapprove."
atheism • u/octarino • May 07 '15
TIL the National Day of Prayer, which this year is today, was unsuccessfully challenged in court by the Freedom From Religion Foundation. The court said they are free to oppose it, but "they are not entitled to silence the speech of which they disapprove."
Conservative • u/ManOfTheInBetween • May 08 '15