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Lynn v. Sekulow
Lynn v. Sekulow
The Two Days I Could Not Find the Real Constitution
By
Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Jay, I couldn’t agree with you more – we should honor the Constitution every single day. Unfortunately, the past two weekends I found myself surrounded by people who don’t seem to value the Constitution as much as I do. It was quite an unpleasant experience – but I suppose what goes around comes around. You see,…
Every Day Should be Constitution Day
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, Like you, I always enjoy speaking before a college or university audience. And, I am always impressed by the quality of questions asked by students. My remarks at Hamilton College in New York coincided with Constitution Day. The truth is that every day should be Constitution Day. But September 17th is a special…
Imam Rauf – No Bridge Builder at Ground Zero
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, Imam Rauf missed an important opportunity. Instead, of coming forward and becoming the ‘bridge-builder’ that he so often proclaims to be, he told CNN that there’s no plan to move the Cordoba House project – building a $100 million dollar mosque at the site of Ground Zero. Of course, the Imam does not consider the…
Ground Zero Hypocrisy
By
Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Jay, The “Ground Zero Mosque” debate continues. I appeared on Fox News Channel’s “The O’Reilly Factor” on Friday evening to discuss the issue with Walid Shoebat – a man who claims he’s a Muslim terrorist turned Christian. Because of Shoebat’s “previous experience” as a terrorist, he is often interviewed by news outlets as “someone uniquely…
A Question of Location, Not Tolerance
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, The fact is that a growing number of Americans – now 71% according to the latest CBS News poll – simply don’t believe the Ground Zero site is an appropriate site for the mosque. I hope you’re not suggesting that nearly three-out-of-four Americans are intolerant because they don’t want a mosque built on…
How About Some Tolerance?
By
Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Jay, You explained your legal argument (I still don’t believe it’s a winning one), but you fail to address the broader issue. That is, why can’t Americans be tolerant enough to respect the rights of all, whether they agree with them or not? So far, when it comes to the so-called “Mosque at Ground Zero,”…
Ground Zero: No Place for a Mosque
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, No one is advocating that mosques should not be built in New York City. There are many just as there are churches, synagogues and other places of worship. What we’re saying, on behalf of our client – a NYC firefighter and first responder who lost 100 friends in the 9-11 attacks – is that…
Religious Discrimination At Its Worst: ACLJ Lawsuit Must Fail
By
Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Jay, You must REALLY like the Burlington Coat Factory. That’s the only logical explanation I can come up with for why the American Center for Law and Justice, which claims it’s all about preserving Americans’ religious freedom, would file a lawsuit today to preserve a building in lower Manhattan that once housed the retailer. I…
What Happened to the Kagan Standard?
By
Jay Sekulow
Barry, I agree. The confirmation hearings produced little when it came to clear and direct answers from Elena Kagan about her judicial philosophy – specifically how she views church/state issues. I can’t help but recall the words she used in a 1995 law-journal article. After serving on the Senate Judiciary Committee staff during Justice Ruth…
Kagan And Religious Liberty: Too Bad We Didn’t Learn More
By
Rev. Barry W. Lynn
Jay, I think you know how I feel about the National Day of Prayer decision. I think it’s a good one and I hope it sticks. Let’s turn now to other current events. The Senate Judiciary Committee proceedings have come to an end, and now we must wait to see if Elena Kagan will be…
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