Maryland Court Applies Neutral Principles in Church Property Dispute

Maryland's Supreme Court has ruled using neutral principles of law in a church property case - a decision that protects religious liberty by keeping government out of theological disputes. This approach respects the First Amendment by letting courts apply general property law rather than making judgments about religious doctrine or church governance. It's a win for religious freedom and a reminder that the best government policy is often the one that stays in its lane. Read more about this...