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High Court hears arguments over Christian student group?s case

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Christian Post: "In just a little over an hour, the court heard from both sides of the debate and mulled over a number of hypothetical situations ranging from racist skinheads in an NAACP club to the takeover of a Muslim group by anti-Muslim students . . . Attorneys with CLS and the Alliance Defense Fund Center for Academic Freedom have since argued on behalf of the CLS chapter, insisting that the group should be able to decide its own membership and not be required by the college to admit homosexuals and non-Christians as members and officers in order to receive school recognition." | ADF Christian Legal Society v. Martinez resource page

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on April 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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