Michael Foust : Jul 11, 2019
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The VA statement referenced a new US Supreme Court decision that allowed a 94-year-old, 40-foot war memorial cross – the Bladensburg World War I Veterans Memorial—to remain on public land.
(Washington, DC) — [Christianheadlines.com] Two months after one of its hospitals was sued over the display of a Bible, the US Department of Veterans Affairs has revised its policy on religious liberty to clarify what is allowed. (Image: Missing Man Table/via CBN News)
The new policy, according to the department, will permit "religious literature, symbols and displays" and "protect religious liberty" at VA facilities while "ensuring inclusivity and nondiscrimination"... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here
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