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The State of Secular America
Legally speaking, 2014 has not been a good year for secular Americans. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that closely held, for-profit corporations can claim religious exemptions from laws that go against their owners' religious beliefs. They also decided that it is constitutional to kick off city council meetings with explicitly sectarian Christian prayers. Even the Massachusetts Supreme Court declared that the teacher-led, God-centric language of the Pledge of Allegiance doesn't discriminate...
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No,but at least at the UU's it's still a lecture on something or other,sometimes a good one,sometimes boring. Too many religious overtones,still stand up and sing from a hymnal at least 3 times, and do stupid group readings. I finally just quit going.