Should our federal government be neutral towards religion? Should we demand a naked public square? Should an unelected bureaucrat be able to force nuns to support contraception? All this and more in my discussion with OANN’s Tipping Point with Liz Wheeler
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Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia said Saturday the idea of religious neutrality is not grounded in the country’s constitutional traditions and that God has been good to the U.S. because Americans honor him, the Associated Press reported. Speaking at a Catholic school in Metairie, Louisiana — a New Orleans suburb — Scalia told those gathered at Archbishop Rummel High School that while the First Amendment forbids the government from playing favorites among religions, there is “no place” in U.S. constitutional traditions for the notion that the government must be neutral about religion versus non-religion . . . (read more)
Government can, should, support religion, Justice Antonin Scalia tells Metairie crowd (Times-Picayune)
