Christianity Targeted by Court
About this episode
Jim Schneider and Mat Staver discuss a court case in Maine that restricts a young girl's ability to practice her Christian faith.
Imagine being 13 years old and told by a court that you cannot go to church, you cannot associate with your Christian friends, you cannot celebrate Christmas or Easter, and you cannot even read the Bible! If you think this is about Communist China today or perhaps even North Korea, think again. Join Jim Schneider and Mat Staver as they examine the details concerning a case (Bickford v. Bradeen) related to a girl named Ava in the state of Maine. Ava loves going to church. She misses her friends. She wants to worship with her mother. She wants to hear the Word of God, but the Supreme Judicial Court in Maine has told her NO. Commenting on this case Mat said, "In my 39 years of practicing law, I have never seen anything like this case." As a result, he will be taking this case to the United States Supreme Court. Other legal issues were discussed and listeners brought their thoughts to the discussion as well. More Information: LC.org
People in this episode
Host: Jim Schneider
Guest: Mat Staver
Topics covered
- religious freedom
- court cases
- Christianity
- youth rights
- legal issues
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Supreme Judicial Court, LC.org
Places: Maine
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