The writer of the letter “Revisionist history” (April 13, TribLive) asks to be shown “anywhere in the United States Constitution and its amendments where ‘embedded’ is the phrase ‘separation of church ...

The letter from Rachel Laser, “Abortion bans undermine church-state separation,” necessitates another viewpoint. Laser says abortion bans violate the separation of church and state and “impose on ...

Why is it so hard for today’s liberal progressives to understand how this nation was formed? Separation of church and state was not a means to do away with Christianity in our government. Look at your ...

The introduction of HB269 by Rep. Mike Peterson, of Cache Valley, is concerning, and a perfect example of Gov. Spencer Cox’s desire for Utah to “Stay Weird.” The bill would require all public schools ...

I find it disappointing that Elon Musk is upending federal spending with little oversight by the Congress. Mr. Musk has even recently reposted a post from Mike Flynn posting “now it’s the “Lutheran” ...

An opinion published in the July 3 edition of the Tribune-Star, regarding phrasing from the U.S. Constitution, is insipidly banal; in my opinion. The author's purpose for issuing his opinion, and the ...

In his recent letter to The Advocate, Robert Young relies upon his First Amendment interpretation of the Constitution as justification for the recent Supreme Court ruling allowing prayers at public ...

The founding fathers repeatedly emphasized the separation of powers between the church and state. They believed it was necessary for each to have their own identity to be free from any outside ...

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I do not know if the general public is aware that Gov. Pat McCrory vetoed a bill that the Legislature overrode, allowing magistrates to refuse to marry same-sex individuals because of religious ...

Re: July 2 letter "Finally." In his letter defending Louisiana's law requiring the Ten Comments be posted in every classroom, Steven Barker notes that the words "Separation of Church and State" do not ...