Federal Court Imposes Masonic Religious Indifferentism on Oklahoma Charter Schools
The EWTN portal reports that a U.S. District Court in Oklahoma has ruled in favor of a Jewish charter school foundation, ordering the state to cease excluding religious schools from publicly funded charter programs solely on account of their religious character. The decision, rendered by Judge David Russell, invokes a “long line of Supreme Court precedent” to declare that the Constitution forbids the state from welcoming “every kind of charter school except a religious one.” The ruling comes after a previous lawsuit by the “St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School” — backed by the “U.S. bishops” — failed to secure a definitive ruling from the divided U.S. Supreme Court. The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, representing the Jewish school, hailed the verdict as proof that Oklahoma’s ban was “destined to fail.” This judicial fiat constitutes the latest imposition of Masonic religious indifferentism upon the social order, compelling the faithful to subsidize false worship under penalty of law.