Moderators Gregory Matthews Posted July 28, 2017 Moderators Posted July 28, 2017 See: http://religiousliberty.tv/five-reasons-californias-sb-1146-may-not-constiutional.html [Does] SB 1146 unconstitutionally imposes an untenable requirement as a condition of continued state funding (Cal Grants which students at religious colleges have been receiving for decades) on California's religious colleges and universities with the intention of pressuring them to compromise their religious beliefs?[quote/] The above is an issue. I am personally aware of fellow students (not me.), when I was at PUC, who received State funded scholarships for their expenses at PUC. Quote Gregory
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