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Church State Separation
early and often
Dec. 6, 2024
Pete Hegseth’s Christian Nationalism Is Fair Game for Confirmation Hearings
It’s not a religious test when religious convictions dictate government policies.
By
Ed Kilgore
early and often
June 18, 2024
Tax Dollars Are Now Funding Christian-Nationalist Schools
Owing to Republican school-voucher initiatives and a toxic 2022 Supreme Court decision, public funds are subsidizing a new breed of religious school.
By
Ed Kilgore
charter schools
June 12, 2023
Oklahoma’s Religious Charter School Aims to Break Church-State Separation
Why bother with vouchers and scholarships to subsidize private religious schools when the state can just fund them directly and call them “public”?
By
Ed Kilgore
politics
May 31, 2021
The Problem With the Lee Greenwood Bible
On this Memorial Day, we should honor the distinctly American tradition of church-state separation and avoid conflating God and country.
By
Ed Kilgore
supreme court
June 30, 2020
Roberts Rejoins Supreme Court Conservatives to Boost Religious Schools
It was a relatively narrow decision but it showed where a future Supreme Court committed to expanding religious privileges might go.
By
Ed Kilgore
supreme court
July 17, 2019
John Paul Stevens and the Legacy of Liberal Republican Judges
Stevens’s long career on the Court as the Republican-appointed leader of its liberal wing remains a cautionary tale for conservatives.
By
Ed Kilgore
church-state separation
June 20, 2019
SCOTUS Splits on Church-State Separation in Peace Cross Case
While in the minority in the “Peace Cross” decision, Ruth Bader Ginsburg offered an eloquent testimonial for the “wall of separation.”
By
Ed Kilgore
religion
May 19, 2019
Trump Is Not a Defender of Religious Liberty but a Threat to It
Trump’s combination of hate-mongering and loud identification with Christianity is the antithesis of the American tradition of religious pluralism.
By
Ed Kilgore