The next day, the Court ordered two states to reconsider their discrimination against religious schools in light of the Trinity Lutheran ruling:
It vacated a ruling by the New Mexico Supreme Court, which prevented students at religious schools from receiving state-funded textbooks.
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It vacated a Colorado Supreme Court ruling that halted a school choice program, because students at religious schools were allowed to participate.
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Trinity Lutheran finally starts to unravel the nationwide web of anti-Christian discrimination known as “Blaine amendments”—state laws and constitutional amendments designed to block religious schools and organizations from access to government programs.
It’s possible that the Trinity Lutheran ruling may open the doors wide open for school choice for Christian families!
"Open the door!"