Supreme Court’s Establishment Clause ‘misadventure’ comes to an end

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It’s been a great week for religious liberty. Last week, the Supreme Court ruled that states cannot exclude religious private schools and their students from tuition aid funding. On Monday, it held that the government cannot abridge an individual’s expression of faith.

Monday’s Supreme Court decision backing Coach Joseph Kennedy, who lost his job for leading students in voluntary prayer, restores the correct interpretation of the First Amendment by rejecting longstanding but faulty standards for church-state separation.

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