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Recent arguments in Locke v. Davey , before the U.S. Supreme Court, highlight the current strugggles of untangling the church from the state. Now that it been established that the state can provide funds to religious education under the Establishment Clause, the next question, posed in Davey , is whether states must do so to obey the Free Exercise Clause.
February 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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