Oklahoma Charter School Battle Exposes Neo-Church’s Capitulation to Secular Power
The EWTN News portal reports on federal oral arguments challenging Oklahoma’s statutory ban on religious charter schools, spotlighting a coalition of post-conciliar entities — including a “Catholic” virtual school applicant, a Jewish foundation, the Becket Fund, the University of Notre Dame’s “religious liberty clinic,” and First Liberty Institute — petitioning Caesar for the “right” to receive public funds. The conciliar sect’s lawyers frame the exclusion of “faith-based” schools as unconstitutional “religious discrimination,” invoking U.S. Supreme Court precedent on “equal access” to government programs, while the state Attorney General, backed by the ACLU and Freedom From Religion Foundation, defends the “secular public education system.” This legal theater reveals the neo-church’s total surrender to the Masonic-Liberal order: it no longer claims the *jus divinum* to teach all nations but begs for crumbs from the state’s table as a “private actor” among many.