St. Paul Church of God in Christ v. U.S.

St. Paul Church of God in Christ v. U.S. was a legal case involving a church claiming religious discrimination. The church argued that government actions, such as zoning or regulations, unfairly targeted or burdened their religious activities. The case tested how laws and government conduct impact religious organizations' rights, balancing religious freedom with community laws. Ultimately, the court examined whether the church's rights were unjustly infringed or if government regulations served a legitimate public interest. The decision clarified how legal standards apply when religious practices intersect with government regulations, emphasizing the protection of religious freedom while respecting public interests.