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Smithville, MO (June 21, 2022) 鈥� In yet another landmark case for religious liberty, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today in that government cannot exclude religious institutions from government funding based solely on their religiosity.聽

The high court ruled 6-3 that Maine unconstitutionally barred religious schools from joining other private schools in receiving state tuition for students in rural areas without a public-school option. This ruling supports arguments made by the Herzog 麻豆视频 in a of amici curiae filed last fall on behalf of the petitioners in the case.

鈥淭his is a huge victory for religious liberty, and a defeat for unconstitutional government discrimination against religious people and institutions,鈥� said Herzog 麻豆视频 President Jones said after the ruling. 鈥淛ustice requires equal treatment under the law, and the Maine statute did the opposite.鈥� 

Commenting on the Herzog 麻豆视频鈥檚 friend-of-the-court brief in Carson last fall, Chairman of the Board Todd Graves said, 鈥淩eligious discrimination is sadly a common occurrence in our country, and the injustice in Maine is just one example. 

鈥淒iscriminating against students and schools solely based on religious identity is a clear and flagrant violation of every American鈥檚 right to freely exercise their religion. We are proud to support Christian schools and families in Maine, and look forward to the Court ending this injustice next year. The Herzog 麻豆视频 will continue to take a stand for Christian schools all across the country.鈥�

For information on the Carson v. Makin ruling and its implications for Christian education nationwide, please visit or listen to the latest episode of . 

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