…its 501(c)(3) tax exemption, which is reserved for organizations “operated exclusively ” for a limited number of purposes, such as “religious, charitable, scientific … or educational purposes ….” 26 U.S.C….

…and diverting public monies to support private religious schools. Hold schools accountable, but quit the wasteful focus on testing and assessment. Do a little assessment and a lot more teaching….

…crowd, the fundamentalists are prey. For decades, the Republicans have drawn the religious right into their fold with emotional hot button issues that have very little actual relevance, like abortion…

…and religious story. And – this is probably not news – many of the Christmas traditions we celebrate have their origins in the celebrations of the winter solstice. So, a…

…that these funds primarily go to programs supported by religious institutions and that they proselytize more than they teach reasonable relationship skills) it includes an extensive section remaking flood insurance…

…should ask their religious leaders to mobilize congregate financial resources and inherent strength in numbers of individuals to challenge corporate crime in both shareholder meetings and courts. # # #…

…government from spending that violates the Constitution, in the specific case supporting religious activity (Flast v. Cohen). Citizens had standing to sue, the Court concluded, because the challenged spending directly…

…is high, he claims US monetary policy is tight. I think you quoted a declaration of religious faith and not a description of reality. I don’t agree with Sumner’s claim…

…vibrancy of our religious life. It integrates wealthy Americans back into their communities, helping to foster and strengthen our democracy. It fosters a broad decentralization of important public activities: for…

…law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws” actually mean “nor shall any State deprive any corporate person, Republican presidential candidate, religious person,…