New York Judge Rules Jewish University Must Approve LGBT Student Club

LifeSite News ^ | 6/17/22 | Calvin Freiburger

[cgbg]

The issue is Western plutocrats cramming down their perverted values through institutions, private and public.

They are just getting started....

[Oystir]

I have seen others in the Jewish religion that would disagree with your statement but the Woman’s health is a priority

[suthener]

But:

https://www.touristisrael.com/why-tel-aviv-is-the-ultimate-lgbtq-travel-destination/26062/

“GAY POPULATION IN TEL AVIV
Approximately 25% of Tel Aviv’s population identifies as gay, which considering the city’s population is about 400,000 that means that some 100,000 people in the city identify themselves as part of the LGBTQ community. Tel Aviv is known for the supportive and collaborative gay community that continues to grow.”

[SJackson]

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[Eleutheria5]

Bestiality and incest club next. So orders the court.

[Magnatron]

You can’t get any closer to the abdication of the First Amendment than a government official demanding how a religion should practice their faith…

[Wuli]

Hopefully, the U.S. SCOTUS will eventually reaffirm that religious liberty is not directly mandated for religious institutions, but is most directly mandated for the individual and the free associations we build with other individuals, whether or not those associations are formalized as a religious institution. The religious liberty mandated in favor of the inidividual is likewise mandated for Yeshiva University, without Yeshiva being held as an adjunt of a religious denonomation/institution.

The following are the component parts at the heart of the matter.

1. Religious liberty (freedom of religion) is mandated by the U.S. Constitution.

2. Religion is a belief system noted by a statement or statements of beliefs held by that system.

3. A religious beleif system is what religious liberty protects. It protects not just the individual but the free associations formed by individuals as well, no matter how organized.

4. Being formally organized as a religious institution is not essential for an individual or organization to have and operate by a core set of religious beliefs; beliefs protected by the U.S. Constitution’s mandated right of freedom of religion.