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Gateway Pundit.com - No, this is not Iran or Pakistan were talking about…This is happening right here in the United States! The City of San Juan Capistrano, California is demanding that a Christian couple purchase a permit to hold a Bible study group in their home. They’ve already been fined. The couple
insists, “There’s no singing or music. It’s meditative.”
World Net Daily reported: Chuck and Stephanie Fromm already have been fined $300 for holding Bible studies for their friends at their home, and they face the potential for additional fines of $500 for each study held, according to a legal team taking their case to court. The newest conflict over Bible studies in homes in America arose in San Juan Capistrano, Calif., where city officials say city code section 9-3.301 prohibits religious organizations in residential neighborhoods without a conditional-use permit, a sometimes very expensive procedure. The code cites “churches, temples, synagogues, monasteries, religious retreats, and other places of religious worship and other fraternal and community service organizations.” But a Bible study in a home?
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City Fines Christians $300 For Holding Bible Study In Their Home
From Gateway Pundit.com - No, this is not Iran or Pakistan were talking about…This is happening right here in the United States! The City of San Juan Capistrano, California is demanding that a Christian couple purchase a permit to hold a Bible study group in their home. They’ve already been fined. The couple insists, “There’s no singing or music. It’s meditative.” World Net Daily reported: Chuck and Stephanie Fromm already have been fined $300 for holding Bible studies for their friends at their home, and they face the potential for additional fines of $500 for each study held, according to a legal team taking their case to court. The newest conflict over Bible studies in homes in America arose in San Juan Capistrano, Calif., where city officials say city code section 9-3.301 prohibits religious organizations in residential neighborhoods without a conditional-use permit, a sometimes very expensive procedure. The code cites “churches, temples, synagogues, monasteries, religious retreats, and other places of religious worship and other fraternal and community service organizations.” But a Bible study in a home? Read more
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The city ordinance is clearly unconstitutional. Next they'll want toll fees for prayers to the almighty.
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