The Texas Supreme Court is weighing three landmark cases concerning conflicts between the state and religious freedom, and governance of a faith-based institution.
January 06, 2025 at 05:02 PM
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Of 10 cases the Texas Supreme Court will hear next week, two concerning the Catholic Church and a third involving the conference of the United Methodist Church are expected to draw the most attention.
The suits have led conservative religious-liberty organizations to weigh in, amid national debates about government restrictions on religious expression.
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