The Court and Religion
On Saturday, September 17 at 2:00pm, the Supreme Court Preview will feature a panel on "The Court and Religion." The 2021-22 Term brought significant victories for religious liberty petitioners: a high school football coach disciplined for midfield after-game prayers, a Christian group requesting to fly its flag at city hall when secular flags had been allowed, and families seeking for Maine to pay public tuition grants to religious schools. This panel will address what religious liberty claims are likely to be victorious next Term, including the possible expansion of religious exemptions for wedding vendors in same-sex weddings. The panelists will also explore more broadly what theory the Roberts Court sees for religion and public life under the U.S. Constitution.
- Supreme Court to Hear Case of Website Designer Who Won’t Do Same-Sex Weddings – Jess Bravin, Wall Street Journal
- Supreme Court will hear another clash pitting religious rights against laws protecting LGBTQ people from discrimination – Robert Barnes, Washington Post
- Supreme Court to Hear Case of Web Designer Who Objects to Same-Sex Marriage – Adam Liptak, New York Times