Holiday decorations, religion clauses and the Supreme Court. By Marci Hamilton FindLaw Columnist Special to CNN.com. Story Tools. FINDLAW. FOR THE PUBLIC ...

One of the most discussed trends in American religion at the start of the 21st Century is the so-called "Rise of the Nones," the sharp increase, since the ...

The Legal Status of Religious Organizations in Civil Lawsuits March 2011 Are legal disputes involving churches and other religious institutions constitutionally different from those involving their ...

This article is part of a SCOTUSblog symposium on the Roberts court and the religion clauses. Erwin Chemerinsky is the dean and Jesse H. Choper distinguished professor of law at University of ...

Via the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty’s blog, Elena Kagan answered a few questions on the Establishment Clause yesterday. In light of past indications that she has leaned toward more ...

In his Feb. 6 Viewpoint, "Unalienable rights trumps human rights," James D. Burke asks to be notified if anyone can find a "separation clause" between church and state in the U.S. Constitution.

The core religion issues center on two clauses in the First Amendment; the Establishment Clause, which bans the government from “establishing” a religion; and the Free Exercise Clause, which ...

The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to decide between two competing visions of the First Amendment this term in a pair of cases out of Oklahoma. Under one theory, the religion clauses (“Congress ...

If they did so, they would be practicing the very religious discrimination that clause forbids. Indeed, this limitation has a striking consequence. Because the establishment clause commands neutrality ...

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Religious liberty is currently at a crossroads in America. Part of that divide is that the Supreme Court must choose between two interpretations of the Constitution’s Establishment Clause.

In a recent directive, the Rajasthan High Court stated that revenue villages, hamlets, or any such settlements should not be named after any person, caste, sub-caste, or religion. The High Court ...