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Denied service by state-funded Christian group, Jewish foster parents challenge controversial Tennessee law

After learning they could not have a biological child, Elizabeth and Gabriel Rutan-Ram, of Knox County, sought to adopt a boy in Florida.

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Tennessee court dismisses Jewish couple s lawsuit alleging religious bias in adoption law

Tennessee court dismisses Jewish couple s lawsuit alleging religious bias in adoption law
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Tennessee court dismisses lawsuit on adoption law religious bias

The Rutan-Rams charged that an adoption agency had told them it went against the agency’s values to place the child in a non-Christian home.

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Tennessee court dismisses Jewish couple s lawsuit alleging religious bias in adoption law – The Forward

Elizabeth and Gabriel Rutan-Ram have successfully fostered a teenaged girl despite being turned down for training by a Tennessee adoption agency.

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Should governments shun work with religious groups that don t serve Jews?

A Jewish couple seeks to overturn a Tennessee law that says a Christian adoption agency shouldn’t be forced to work with non-Christians. But if they win, that won’t be good for the Jews or religious freedom.

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