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  • Federal Appeals Court Green Lights Discrimination Against Non-Theists

    While the ruling is limited to the issue of legislative prayer, it’s still troubling. It is yet another in a problematic line of recent decisions that allow government entities to endorse and promote religion (just about always Christianity) as long as it’s being done for 'historic' purposes.
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  • How Austin, Texas, Is Promoting Religious Freedom

    As we celebrate our American freedoms this Independence Day, it’s a pleasure to report on some public officials who are taking religious freedom, equality and fairness seriously. I’m looking at Austin, Texas, where city council meetings are about to get even more inclusive, thanks to changes to the council’s invocation policy.
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  • Legislative Invocations Should Include All Americans

    Americans United believes that nontheistic invocations can perform the function of solemnizing a meeting just as well as theistic ones can. Experience bears this out. Many state and local legislative bodies have included nontheistic invocations without a hitch.
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Latest News

  • Federal Appeals Court Green Lights Discrimination Against Non-Theists

    While the ruling is limited to the issue of legislative prayer, it’s still troubling. It is yet another in a problematic line of recent decisions that allow government entities to endorse and promote religion (just about always Christianity) as long as it’s being done for 'historic' purposes.
    read more »
    Blog Post
  • How Austin, Texas, Is Promoting Religious Freedom

    As we celebrate our American freedoms this Independence Day, it’s a pleasure to report on some public officials who are taking religious freedom, equality and fairness seriously. I’m looking at Austin, Texas, where city council meetings are about to get even more inclusive, thanks to changes to the council’s invocation policy.
    read more »
    Blog Post
  • Legislative Invocations Should Include All Americans

    Americans United believes that nontheistic invocations can perform the function of solemnizing a meeting just as well as theistic ones can. Experience bears this out. Many state and local legislative bodies have included nontheistic invocations without a hitch.
    read more »
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