Reads of Reason

Happy Monday!

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.

At the Secular Coalition for A merica (SCA) we know that being well-informed is a vital part of being an effective advocate. If there is an issue that inspires or concerns you, please reach out and we can take action as your voice in Washington D.C.

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

Why did Sen. Graham grill Ketanji Brown Jackson about her religious faith? 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.

The Constitutional roots of Judge Jackson’s Faith, and that of the Founding Fathers.

Navy barred from acting against religious objectors to vaccines.

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

Why nearly all Americans support public displays of faith.

Poll shows post-Christian America is unfolding in real time.

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."

The problem with getting more Christians into politics, by a Christian.

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

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

Religious Freedom/Religious Discrimination is the real civil rights issue of our time.

Will Justice Jackson Defend Religious Freedom? Depends on how you define it.

The views expressed in the articles included in the Reads of Reason do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Secular Coalition for America or its coalition members--varying opinions may be included in an effort to inform our readers as much as possible. Some websites may require a paid subscription. Please let us know of any feedback you might have!