Religious groups are backing a push for the Supreme Court to reverse precedent that gives deference to agency interpretations of laws, arguing that the nearly four-decades old ruling has been the impetus for several church-state conflicts.
The Supreme Court will hear a case next term, Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, that challenges “Chevron deference,” a legal doctrine rooted in a 1984 precedent that instructs courts to defer to administrative agency interpretations of laws when the language is ambiguous. While the Loper Bright case stems from family-owned fishing companies’ fight against an agency requiring them to pay the salaries of state-mandated observers onboard their ships, forcing them to shell out what amounts to 20% of their revenue, Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Julie Blake told the Daily Caller News Foundation that more than economic prosperity at stake.
#1: watchman To: Charles_Byrd (#0)
God does not recognize "religious groups". He recognizes His church, His Bride, the Body of Christ on the Earth.
God warned His church: do not lose your saltiness.
We know that the salt had lost its savour as early as 1913 when a foreign central banking system took control of the nation.
Not a peep was heard. The preserving power of the church was not present at all. No salt. No light. No truth. No understanding. Nothing.
And so the trampling began.
What did the churches do? They sent fourth "religious groups" hoping to stave it off.
Liberty (freedom) is proportional to and is maintained by knowing the truth.
The church without the truth is a saltless church. They have no option but to rely on "religious groups". Good luck with that. The arm of flesh will fail every time.
watchman posted on 2023-07-31 22:34:39 Reply Private Reply