NASA Employees Accuse Space Agency of Ba

NASA Employees Accuse Space Agency of Banning ‘Jesus.’ Now, Their Attorney Has a Warning.

The Blaze

February 11, 2016

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A group of NASA employees are accusing officials at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, of banning Jesus’ name from a staff e-mail newsletter, with their attorney telling The Church Boys podcast this week why he believes that the space agency is on shaky legal ground.

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