November 2023 Church & State Magazine

Lackluster video: PragerU materials are far-right, fundamentalist propaganda that promote Christian Nationalism, weird science and bad history — and they might be coming to your local public school

Liz Hayes

In this issue

Losing forward: AU’s case challenging discrimination in a tax-funded foster care program changed the debate

October 31, 2023

Rachel Laser

Tantalizing treaty: A 1797 document makes it clear that the U.S. government is not based on Christianity

October 31, 2023

Rob Boston

Fighting faux history: Thomas Jefferson revisited in an age of Christian Nationalism: The return of Getting Jefferson Right

October 31, 2023

Warren Throckmorton, Ph.D.

Alliance demanding fundamentalism? Thirty years ago, a band of TV and radio preachers formed a group to undermine church-state separation in the courts. It has succeeded beyond their wildest dreams.

October 31, 2023

Rob Boston

Okla. advances plan to create ‘religious public charter school’

October 31, 2023

Federal court allows religious discrimination in S.C. foster care case

October 31, 2023

Former Ky. county clerk ordered to pay $100,000 to same-sex couple

October 31, 2023

Liberty University covered up safety issues on campus, report alleges

October 31, 2023

Librarians in Kan. town fired after using rainbow autism symbol in display

October 31, 2023

La. high school principal apologizes for lecturing student about religion

October 31, 2023

Americans United staff members form employee union

October 31, 2023

S.C. town seeks more Christianity in December holiday display

October 31, 2023

With All Due Respect: Dear Supreme Court justices, please stop undermining the separation of church and state

October 31, 2023

Chris Highland

KEY ISSUES

Legal & Policy Advocacy

EDUCATION & RESOURCES

FEATURED ACTION

Urge Your State Legislators to Protect Church-State Separation

FEATURED ARTICLE

What an officially ‘Christian nation’ looked like in America

November 2023 Church & State Magazine

Losing forward: AU’s case challenging discrimination in a tax-funded foster care program changed the debate

Tantalizing treaty: A 1797 document makes it clear that the U.S. government is not based on Christianity

Fighting faux history: Thomas Jefferson revisited in an age of Christian Nationalism: The return of Getting Jefferson Right

Alliance demanding fundamentalism? Thirty years ago, a band of TV and radio preachers formed a group to undermine church-state separation in the courts. It has succeeded beyond their wildest dreams.

Okla. advances plan to create ‘religious public charter school’

Federal court allows religious discrimination in S.C. foster care case

Former Ky. county clerk ordered to pay $100,000 to same-sex couple

Liberty University covered up safety issues on campus, report alleges

Librarians in Kan. town fired after using rainbow autism symbol in display

La. high school principal apologizes for lecturing student about religion

Americans United staff members form employee union

S.C. town seeks more Christianity in December holiday display

With All Due Respect: Dear Supreme Court justices, please stop undermining the separation of church and state

KEY ISSUES

Legal & Policy Advocacy

EDUCATION & RESOURCES

FEATURED ACTION

Urge Your State Legislators to Protect Church-State Separation

FEATURED ARTICLE

What an officially ‘Christian nation’ looked like in America

November 2023 Church & State Magazine

Losing forward: AU’s case challenging discrimination in a tax-funded foster care program changed the debate

Tantalizing treaty: A 1797 document makes it clear that the U.S. government is not based on Christianity

Fighting faux history: Thomas Jefferson revisited in an age of Christian Nationalism: The return of Getting Jefferson Right

Alliance demanding fundamentalism? Thirty years ago, a band of TV and radio preachers formed a group to undermine church-state separation in the courts. It has succeeded beyond their wildest dreams.

Okla. advances plan to create ‘religious public charter school’

Federal court allows religious discrimination in S.C. foster care case

Former Ky. county clerk ordered to pay $100,000 to same-sex couple

Liberty University covered up safety issues on campus, report alleges

Librarians in Kan. town fired after using rainbow autism symbol in display

La. high school principal apologizes for lecturing student about religion

Americans United staff members form employee union

S.C. town seeks more Christianity in December holiday display

With All Due Respect: Dear Supreme Court justices, please stop undermining the separation of church and state

JOIN THE MOVEMENT TO PROTECT RELIGIOUS FREEDOM