In Montana, 83% of the 127 private schools, or 105, are Christian based. Continue reading
Category Archives: Constitution
Religion And The 2020 Election
I find it interesting that most Americans do not see our Democratic presidential candidates as being religious, though most have talked about their relationship with their religion and God. According to a February 27 report by the Pew Research Center, … Continue reading
Trump Declaring Judaism A Nationality
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The climate of rising anti-Semitism in the U.S. and, more specifically on American college campuses, has more to do with white nationalism than any movement to fight against the Israeli one-state solution. Continue reading
Firearms and the Ninth Amendment
I subscribe to the website Quora which emails lists of editorials ranging from the environment to science to war. I usually find something that piques my interest. What caught my eye this week is the large number of Op-Eds that concern … Continue reading
Voter Suppression
The four states have canceled their GOP presidential primaries believing that Donald J. Trump cannot lose. Continue reading
El Paso and Dayton Massacres
In 2017 nearly 40,000 people died due to gun violence in the United States. To put that into perspective, 50,000 Americans were killed during the 10-year Viet Nam War. Continue reading
Bladensburg Peace Cross
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The Supreme Court said that the 40-foot, 16-ton Peace Cross, a Latin cross, standing in a Bladensburg, Maryland public park could continue to be displayed. Continue reading
The Meaning Of Free Speech
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So where is the line drawn as between criticisms of Israel as being a political or an anti-Semitic statement? Continue reading
Missouri HB 728
The requirement of forcing the naming of the plaintiffs in only Church/State separation cases denies that person or persons equal protection that is given in all other civil law suits. Continue reading
Teaching Religion In Missouri High School
It is up to the citizens of Missouri to recognize that Christianity is not the sole religion of this state. Continue reading
