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Friends of religious liberty rightly celebrate the decision Tuesday in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue. But did the decision actually take a step back from Trinity Lutheran in its rationale? Should we be on alert as to what this may portend in future religious liberty cases? Check out James Phillips' blog post to find out more.
