The First Amendment and rejection of a potentialcountyDirectorof Schools

[Steven Jamar]

Isn't religion different because you can't require a religious test  
for holding office?  And religion is not just subsumed under speech.   
I think a person's views can be the basis of selection for this  
position, but aren't religious views put off limits by the constitution?

Steve

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