Good News/Good Sports Club v. School District

The constant vigilance of this nation’s courts has preserved the religious liberty of all people in the United States by keeping churches and governments from meddling in each other’s business and activities. The wall of separation between church and state is not inimical to religion, but has permitted diverse religious beliefs to flourish. The principles embodied in the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment1 have spared the United States much of the religious strife that has plagued other countries. Although most Americans subscribe to the principle of separation between church and…