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Welcome to Reads of Reason, a weekly compilation of news-clippings that relate to our work advocating for the equal rights of nonreligious Americans and the separation of religion and government.

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News We Care About
(Good to know for protecting the Wall of Separation)

Where Ketanji Brown Jackson Worships Isn’t Relevant. Where She Wants to Take Our Nation Is ([link removed])


Why did Sen. Graham grill Ketanji Brown Jackson about her religious faith? ([link removed]) Research suggests that religion has little influence on judges’ decisions.


The Supreme Court declines to hear a religious liberty case on hiring, but indicates it could revisit the issue. ([link removed])


The Constitutional roots of Judge Jackson’s Faith, and that of the Founding Fathers. ([link removed])


Navy barred from acting against religious objectors to vaccines. ([link removed])

Secular Americans
(Who are we? What are we up to?)

Why nearly all Americans support public displays of faith. ([link removed])

Poll shows post-Christian America is unfolding in real time. ([link removed])


Commentary
(Everyone has an opinion...)


The Worst Ginni Thomas Text Wasn't from Ginni Thomas: Mark Meadows and the dangerous religious zeal of "Stop the Steal." ([link removed])

The problem with getting more Christians into politics, by a Christian. ([link removed])

Why Ketanji Brown Jackson's Faith Doesn't Matter (But Amy Coney Barrett's Did ([link removed]) )


Opposing Views
(Always good to know what others are saying)

Religious Freedom/Religious Discrimination is the real civil rights issue of our time. ([link removed])
Will Justice Jackson Defend Religious Freedom? ([link removed]) Depends on how you define it.

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