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Crosspoint Church in Maine just got a legal reprieve after a federal appeals court paused enforcement of a specific clause in Maine’s Human Rights Act — the one that prohibits religious schools from discriminating between religions in their expression. The court sided with the church, which argued the rule forced them to allow messages conflicting with their Christian beliefs. But this win is narrow: the rest of the state’s nondiscrimination protections — including those covering sexual orientation and gender identity — remain fully enforceable. The case isn’t over, but for now, Crosspoint gets breathing room on this one issue.

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