...not sent to public schools under the Pierce doctrine. But that is a constitutional necessity, because we have staked the very existence of our country on...religion is best for the state and best for religion. Remonstrance, Par. 8,12. That policy necessarily entails hardship upon persons who forego the right...

...not sent to public schools under the Pierce doctrine. But that is a constitutional necessity, because we have staked the very existence of our country on...religion is best for the state and best for religion. Remonstrance, Par. 8,12. That policy necessarily entails hardship upon persons who forego the right...

...not sent to public schools under the Pierce doctrine. But that is a constitutional necessity, because we have staked the very existence of our country on...religion is best for the state and best for religion. Remonstrance, Par. 8,12. That policy necessarily entails hardship upon persons who forego the right...

...this principle in its full integrity. JACKSON, J., concurring. 333 US We renew our conviction that "we have staked the very existence of our country...complete separation between the state and religion i» best for the state and best for religion." Everson v. Board of Education, 330 US at 59. If nowhere...

...conduct of Government than merely to forbid an 'established church.' . . . We renew our conviction that 'we have staked the very existence of our country...best for the state and best for religion.' " * The Maryland Court of Appeals thought, and it is argued here, that this Court's later holding and opinion...

...conduct of government than merely to forbid an 'established church' * * *. We renew our conviction that 'we have staked the very existence of our country on the faith that complete separation between state and religion is best for the state and best for religion'." Should the Congress, ignoring the...

...that 'we have staked the very existence of our country on the faith that complete separation between state and religion is best for the state and best for religion'." Should the Congress, ignoring the Supreme Court's reaffirmed, broad interpretation of the "no establishment"...

...conduct of Government than merely to forbid an 'established church.' * * * We renew our conviction that 'we have staked the very existence of our country on the faith that complete separation between state and religion is best for the state and best for religion.' " While the majority of Supreme Court...

...that 'we have staked the very existence of our country on the faith that complete separation between state and religion is best for the state and best for religion.' " While the majority of Supreme Court Justices have indicated little restraint in utilizing the 14th...

...Ervin said last February at a national conference sponsored by our organization, quoting Elihu Root : "We have staked the very existence of our country...religion is best for the State and best for religion." We hope that Congress will see fit to amend S. 3047 and HR 14644 to the end that no grants or loans...