About this episode

Chris Hume discusses the St. Isidore Supreme Court case and its implications on religious education.

Chris Hume dives into the recent St. Isidore Supreme Court case, unpacking the statist assumptions underlying the argumentation. He also exposes the false claim that education can ever truly be religiously neutral. Additionally, we play key clips from the oral arguments, providing analysis that cuts through the legal jargon to reveal the core issues at stake.

People in this episode

Host: Chris Hume

Topics covered

• Supreme Court
• education
• religious neutrality
• legal analysis
• statism

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: St. Isidore, Supreme Court

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