Oral arguments were heard last week by the Supreme Court in an important religious liberty case from Montana. It involved scholarships that are available to private school students who attend non-religious schools but are denied to students who attend Christian schools. Of course, this is grossly unfair and blatantly discriminatory, and absolutely contrary to any kind of genuine commitment to religious liberty. In America, we don’t punish families just because they are families of faith. It appears likely that the Court will find for the Christian plaintiffs in this case. And according to our cobbed up understanding of how controversies…...
Deciding Religious Liberty Cases According to the Founders’ Constitution
