Idaho Republicans Want The Bible In Science Class

Alabama Justice: Roy Moore said what?

Outrageous Attacks on Supporters of Church-State Separation: Death Threats, Murdered Pets, and Vandalized Property | Alternet

Outrageous Attacks on Supporters of Church-State Separation: Death Threats, Murdered Pets, and Vandalized Property | Alternet
"The religious right despises the First Amendment, since it's constantly foiled their efforts to inject Christian doctrine into government."

With Millions in Assets And Hundreds of Attorneys, Christian Right Is Waging War on the Church-State Wall | Alternet

With Millions in Assets And Hundreds of Attorneys, Christian Right Is Waging War on the Church-State Wall | Alternet
"Today these outfits have multi-million-dollar budgets, hundreds of allied attorneys and remarkable clout in the halls of government. And they are pressing courts and elected officials to fund religious schools and other ministries, open public schools to coercive prayer and proselytizing, limit reproductive rights and gay rights and give organized religion special privileges generally."

6 Biggest Religious Right Threats to America | Alternet

6 Biggest Religious Right Threats to America | Alternet
"With most state legislatures starting their annual sessions this month, here is a look at some of the top threats to church-state separation expected in 2013, including school voucher bills, creationism ploys, “conscience” exemptions, anti-shar­iah legislation and so-called “religious freedom” and “prayer” caucuses."

Schools ‘May Require Recitation Of The Lord’s Prayer’ Under Indiana Bill

Schools ‘May Require Recitation Of The Lord’s Prayer’ Under Indiana Bill: A state senator in Indiana introduced a bill on Thursday that would give public school districts the authority to mandate daily recitations of the Lord’s Prayer in public classrooms. The bill, introduced on the first day of the new legislative session by Republican Senator Dennis Krause, outlines Kruse’s reasoning for requiring school prayer: “In order [...]/p

Judge Unconstitutionally Sentences Man To Attend Church

Judge Unconstitutionally Sentences Man To Attend Church: Oklahoma Judge Mike Norman has an unusual approach to sentencing — just don’t worry about the First Amendment: Oklahoma Judge Mike Norman believes an alternative to incarceration is requiring people to attend church for a mandatory stretch of time. Norman has handed down church-related sentences several times. But it was his punishment of teenager Tyler [...]/p

Mitt Romney Attacks The Line Separating Church And State

Mitt Romney Attacks The Line Separating Church And State
"Mitt Romney is the highest-profile Mormon politician in the history of the Latter-Day Saints Church. Since I've been exploring and writing about the subject of Romney's beliefs and how they will shape him as a president, it's not at all surprising to me that he's speaking out against separation between church and state."