Weekend Reads: Religious Coercion, the Johnson Amendment, Church-State History, and more
A handful of links to some of the week’s columns and news items of church-state interest, for your weekend reading pleasure…
July Brings New Laws on Religion in Public Schools in Kentucky, Florida
A “Bible Literacy Law” in Kentucky and a religious expression in public schools law in Florida have advocates and school officials concerned about unintended consequences.
Should City Commissioners Read Scripture to Attendees at Official Government Meetings?
A city commissioner in Deltona, Florida intends to keep reading Scripture at government meetings, despite warnings that the practice could violate the separation of church and state.
Rueful Federal Judge Rules City Park Cross in Florida Unconstitutional
A federal court in Florida ruled unconstitutional a large cross in a city park, but the judge was not happy about it.
Texas, Florida Governors Sign Legislation; Read About Your State
Governors in Florida and Texas signed bills into law related to religious liberty. See what is happening in your state.
