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Alabama Political Reporter: Lawmakers push Ten Commandments mandate, faith leaders push back
Faith leaders from the Interfaith Alliance of Central Alabama have expressed strong opposition to SB166, citing concerns over religious freedom and the potential for unconstitutional endorsement of a specific religious text. They argue that the bill could infringe upon the diverse religious beliefs of students and their families.
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Together, we will declare:
That no leader is above the law. That democracy is a moral and spiritual commitment. That our diversity is sacred, not a threat. That every person – regardless of faith, origin, or status – has inherent worth and dignity. That the interfaith community will not be silent in the face of authoritarianism.
Together, we will declare:
That no leader is above the law. That democracy is a moral and spiritual commitment. That our diversity is sacred, not a threat. That every person – regardless of faith, origin, or status – has inherent worth and dignity. That the interfaith community will not be silent in the face of authoritarianism.
Together, we will declare:
That no leader is above the law. That democracy is a moral and spiritual commitment. That our diversity is sacred, not a threat. That every person – regardless of faith, origin, or status – has inherent worth and dignity. That the interfaith community will not be silent in the face of authoritarianism.