Gorsuch to hear major case on Church and State separation tomorrow

Whats the law?

Its that simple

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Missouri is among roughly three dozen states with constitutions that explicitly prohibit using public money to aid a religious institution (my note to add: either indirectly or directly)

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Yet Missouri allows religious institutions to receive sales and property tax exemptions.

That sound you hear is a liberal head exploding.

its rly not about separation of church and state, its a law for schools and the religious schools are being discriminated against because they are religious schools.

OP is misleading as frick, they use the funds to pay for rubber floors of playgrounds at ALL schools, except for religious ones.

They will rule in favor of the school, not the religion hating state law makers.

it would be like denying a veteran with a felony VA healthcare if there were a law prohibiting using gov funds to provide care to felons. this is about schools, not church and state.

ETA:: this isn't about " what's the law?" if youre referring to the state. The law of the land says you cant deny or discriminate based on religious beliefs. that will be the winning argument.

Gorsuch will vote in favor of the church on this one. He has a soft spot for the bible thumpers. Public money should not be going to religious institutions. They are already collecting money tax free.

From my understanding it really is not a separation issue. The government wants to fund a playground which EVERY school gets, but some idiots up there are saying no.

There is not any Separation of Church and State in the Constitution only that the government can not impose you to observe a religion or create a religion.