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State can refuse to fund ministry students

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The state of Washington doesn't have to pay for Joshua Davey to study theology.

The 7-2 decision, written by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, rejected the notion that divinity students are entitled to equal treatment when it comes to receiving state money.

Instead, the court upheld the principle of separation of church and state — a key feature of the state constitutions in California and 36 other states — and held that the interest of the states outweighed the claim of religious discrimination.

Justices Bar Public Aid to Study Religion

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Sir, With great respect it is stated that I'm a student and have passed my FSc examination in high first division and wanted to study more and better but financially i can not pay these expandatures. I heared about u very much that u help the needy students. I shall be very thankful and will pray for u if u support me by money. my e-mail: waqas_mughal77@hotmail.com postal address: M. Waqas Ahmad Mirza Muhammad Iqbal ward no.3 Near Govt. Girls High School Bhimber Azad Kashmir. (Pakistan 10040) ___________________________________________________________________________ OK, I hope u'll responce soon. bye.

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