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Atheist group fights for right to solemnize marriages in Indiana
The Center for Inquiry in a federal court on Monday challenged a state law they say privileges religious institutions in the solemnizing of marriages. The group strives to offer an ethical alternative to religion based on secular humanism and has trained its members in how to officiate marriages. “The Center…
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