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New Jersey drops religious oath for public office after legal challenge • Biblical Recorder

New Jersey drops religious oath for public office after legal challenge • Biblical Recorder
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So Help Me God Banned By State | Canada Free Press

So Help Me God Banned By State | Canada Free Press
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New Jersey drops requirement to swear so help me God

Compelling people running for or entering public office to appeal to God via an oath should be avoided.

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State removes So Help Me God from oath

(TODD STARNES) – Elected leaders in New Jersey will no longer have to swear an oath to Almighty God. The state agreed to amend its traditional oath of office after a Wisconsin-based atheist group filed a federal lawsuit. James Tosone, 70, plans to run for Congress in 2024 as a Libertarian. But as a non-theist,…

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New Jersey drops so help me God oath for candidate filings

New Jersey is dropping its requirement that candidates for office sign an oath that includes the words “so help me God” in filing paperwork for their candidacy. NJ.com reports that

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