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Lynn v. Sekulow
Jury Verdict: Religious Discrimination Won’t Be Tolerated
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Jay Sekulow
Metro Nashville, Tennessee has discovered a valuable lesson: Religious discrimination is a serious charge and one that can be very costly. We represented Teen Challenge, a Christian-based organization that provides assistance to young people dealing with addiction. The organization wanted to build a facility on 13 acres of land it purchased in the Nashville…
Freedom of Religion Is Absolutely Protected; Fraud Not So Much
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Rev. Barry W. Lynn
We both know that law enforcement officials can investigate”fraud” without passing new laws against specific activities like reading Tarotcards. In fact back in l944 the SupremeCourt allowed the Postal Service to investigate something called the “I Am”movement that was soliciting funds through the mail. The Court noted, quite sensibly, that if a”religion” was actually set…
Some Agreement Here?
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Jay Sekulow
It sounds like we may agree on some points again. The government is on shaky ground when it interferes with private speech due to its content, especially when private religious speech is targeted due to government disagreement with the message conveyed. While the prevention of actual fraud in the marketplace is certainly an important…
Predicting the Future: In Defense of Fortunetelling
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Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Jay, maybe we should take a breath from national politicsfor a few days and get local. I live in Montgomery County, Maryland,just outside of Washington. I was quite surprised to learn from a gueston my radio show that diviners or others who seek to forecast the future cannotobtain a business license in the county. According to…
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