The illusion: We have total religious freedom in America.

The reality: Christianity is censored in so-called public schools, and the Supreme Court has said that's OK.

In October 2004 a mother was invited by her son to an "All About Me" event, and attempted to read aloud from his favorite book, the Bible.

According to the Rutherford Institute, the principal "informed Mrs. Busch that she could not read from the Bible in the classroom because it was against the law and that the reading would violate the 'separation of church and state.'"

And now, according to this story from World Net Daily, the Supreme Court has refused to hear this mother's appeal. If you ever needed proof that you should homeschool your children, look no further.

While this Christian mother was not allowed to read from the Bible, another parent was allowed to read a book about Judaism and teach the class a dreidel game. Why won't the Supreme Court support and defend the Constitution of the United States in this case?

The world may never know.