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Texas: Marble Falls Library policy under fire

By ADF Alliance Alert

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Austin News KXAN.com: "Burnet County Commissioners voted in favor of changing a Marble Falls Public Library policy this afternoon that states, 'Meetings in which a religious worship service are held are not permitted," after the Alliance Defense Fund , a non-profit Christian organization, charged it was religiously discriminatory. The library is among 151 government entities who received a written letter from the ADF Senior Legal Counsel Joel Oster last month.'Christians shouldn?t be excluded and restricted from using public meeting rooms and other facilities simply because they plan to express a Christian viewpoint,' Oster said in a recent press release."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 14, 2010 (boomark / email).

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