Basal Ingredients Of Society • Comment 5

Re: Diane Ravitch • Help the ACLU Sue the State of Nevada to Stop Vouchers

Religion is a private business.

If religious establishments wish to remain free of accountability to the government of the people as a whole — just for one example, under that extraordinarily strong definition of privacy that excuses them from property taxes — then they must not expect to take funds whose distribution demands a public accounting.

That wall of separation between church and state is a two-way wall, and people who value religious liberty and toleration should be wary, be very wary, of anyone punching holes in it.

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