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Showing posts with label US Supreme Court. Show all posts
Showing posts with label US Supreme Court. Show all posts
Monday, January 31, 2011
Judge strikes down healthcare reform law | Reuters
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Nation & World | Va. judge dismisses challenge to Obama health care | Seattle Times Newspaper
Related articles
- Another Challenge to Health-Care Law Falls by the Wayside (blogs.wsj.com)
- Second Federal Judge Upholds Health Care Law (oliverwillis.com)
- "Virginia Federal District Court Rejects Constitutional Challenges To Obama Health Care Law" and related posts (religionclause.blogspot.com)
- Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Health Care Reform Law (outsidethebeltway.com)
- Latest court ruling adds to conflict over health care reform (cnn.com)
- Supreme Court Turns Down First Challenge To Health Care Law (alan.com)
- Federal judge upholds ObamaCare mandate (hotair.com)
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Court to Hear Arguments on Campus Christian Group
A campus Christian group called the Christian Legal Society has been denied funding and status as a campus group because voting members are required to be Christians and to not engage in sinful lifestyle practices. Click on the title to read the details. The Supreme Court is to hear this case and the decision will establish national precedence for future similar cases.
The decision not to grant funding and status for the reasons given is a direct assault on this group's First Amendment rights. You can bet that campus Muslim groups would not receive the same treatment. On the one hand I am amazed that the Supreme Court would even hear the case but on the other, it goes along with the type of persecution Christians are experiencing in all aspects of society these days. Jesus told us we would be hated by all on His account and even more so as the time of His coming drew closer. It is time for all Americans to wake up to what is happening to our freedom to worship and decide right now what we believe, who we believe in, and what we stand for. When we protect our Constitution, we also protect the Christian principles our country was founded upon. The time to decide is now. Where do you stand?
The decision not to grant funding and status for the reasons given is a direct assault on this group's First Amendment rights. You can bet that campus Muslim groups would not receive the same treatment. On the one hand I am amazed that the Supreme Court would even hear the case but on the other, it goes along with the type of persecution Christians are experiencing in all aspects of society these days. Jesus told us we would be hated by all on His account and even more so as the time of His coming drew closer. It is time for all Americans to wake up to what is happening to our freedom to worship and decide right now what we believe, who we believe in, and what we stand for. When we protect our Constitution, we also protect the Christian principles our country was founded upon. The time to decide is now. Where do you stand?
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