Canada's high court to decide whether courts can hear church membership cases

[Stan]

Last week the Canadian Supreme Court heard arguments over whether civil courts can review churches' internal membership decisions.

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[Stan]

I had 2-3 friends who presented there.

[Gregory Matthews]

It is of interest that the URL provided by Stan gives a link to a video of the November 2 proceeding.

 

Given the United States’ strict separation of church and state, it is difficult to conceive that a church member would be able to sue a congregation over a religious decision. In fact, courts in the United States have avoided becoming entangled in internal church decisions.

[aka]

17 hours ago, The Wanderer said:

Thanks for posting this Gregory. This will be interesting to follow

See Gregory how much wanderer has you on his  mind?

He read your name as he was reading the opening post with definitely Stan as the author.

[Gregory Matthews]

That is O.K.  The Wanderer is a person who contributes to this forum and is appreciated.  

I will suggest that he was aware that I am listed  as being the Moderator of this   section and he therefore gave me credit for this interesting post.    

 

[debbym]

40 minutes ago, Gregory Matthews said:

That is O.K.  The Wanderer is a person who contributes to this forum and is appreciated.  

I will suggest that he was aware that I am listed  as being the Moderator of this   section and he therefore gave me credit for this interesting post.    

 

and you have a wonderful habit of sharing links to current affairs and in the politics of religion.

[aka]

"I know I am still loved, that's all that counts"

I just love that good mental health approach. 

May  the rest of our tribe here adhered to this way of  thinking.