Most Israelis Understand That Israel Can Be Right and the Whole World Wrong
Israel must keep those who seek to destroy it from breaching its borders.
May 7, 2018
The constitutional case for putting religious and secular institutions on equal footing.
In recent years, state and federal courts have repeatedly been faced with the questions of whether governmental grants and programs can provide money to churches, seminaries, and other religious institutions without running afoul of the First Amendment or state constitutions, and, conversely, whether withholding such funds constitutes prohibited religious discrimination. Michael Helfand, examining the sometimes-contradictory rulings on the matter, sees—and applauds—an emerging tendency for the Supreme Court to allow, or even require, religious institutions to be eligible for government largess:
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The constitutional case for putting religious and secular institutions on equal footing.
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