Dangerous precedents are being set in a case before the Washington, D.C. Superior Court. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons July 20 (UPI) — Across the United States, a groundswell of alarm is rising among people of faith as judges increasingly disregard their First Amendment rights. Legal challenges to religious expression began with attacks on displays — a manger scene here, an outsize cross erected after one of the world wars there. The assault on religious freedom then escalated to attacks on the personal actions of individuals striving to live according to their religious convictions — a Christian cake baker here, a high school football coach who dared to pray after the game there. Advertisement This fast-growing national legion of concerned citizens will no doubt be deeply concerned by the dangerous precedents being set in a case before the Washington, D.C. Superior Court . Religious schism That case, Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, et al vs. Hyun Jin Moon , et al has dragged on for more than nine years and threatens to dramatically intensify attacks on believers to include the hostile takeover of a religious nonprofit’s board and, in effect, the court-ordered subjugation of an entire faith […]
