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Jim Taylor: Freedom of Religion Can Go Too Far

Posted on August 25, 2014 by Nancy Smith

Jim writes: “When religious rights conflict with criminal laws, they contend, religious rights take priority. “I disagree…. “As an individual, [Canadian Prime Minister] Harper may attend any church he wants. He may practice his beliefs as rigorously as he wants. … Continue reading →

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