…by journalist Dan Fisher at Forbes. I talked to him prior to the perplexing injunction on behalf of Wheaton, but he integrated that effectively. And Justice Sotomayor gets it exactly right in the bit he quotes: it really is preposterous on its face that anyone's free exercise of religion is burdened by a bit of paperwork (if only it were so–I might find God!). (The 7th Circuit disposed of the other argument in the Notre Dame case–Justice Sotomayor noted the relevant bit, as does Mr. Fisher.)
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Sorry, in the *20* years since it was published.