I'm not sure the author of the majority opinion in Employment Division V Smith
is the most credible voice to criticize the Court's handling of religion.
Brad Pardee
- Original Message -
From: Joel Sogol
To: Religionlaw
Sent: Monday, June 02, 2008 6:44 PM
Subject: Scalia Decre
Interesting article. Would've been even more interesting if it had been
written by somebody who didn't have an obvious anti-evangelical bias.
To put overly zealous evangelical Christians in the same category as Hitler
and Mussolini (and when the author uses the term "fascism", that's exactly
w
RE: IIED and vaguenessI've been following this issue with great interest as a
conservative evangelical who considers the Phelps gang (I refuse to call them a
church) truly evil and indefensible and who (and I realize this is probably not
Christ-like love) likes to contemplate Mr. Phelps ultimate
I found this article about people falsely claiming religious exemptions for
vaccination requirements very troubling for the future of legislatively
accomodating the religious beliefs of people.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071018/ap_on_re_us/vaccine_skeptics
I know that one of the stories you h
