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In a colossal one page decision, the Supreme Court by a four/four decision has said that Oklahoma cannot use public funds to give to a private Catholic charter school. This is important because what it says is that Oklahoma cannot establish Catholicism over any other religion. Now, religious opponents say, look, this is ridiculous. This is crazy. Just because you give public money to secular schools doesn't mean that you can discriminate against religious schools. Whereas Oklahoma says, look, if we just give the money to a Catholic school, but not to any other type of religious school, we are discriminating against all these other religions. So what should that decision be and is the court correct in letting that law uphold? You decide.
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