The justices will hear arguments Tuesday in what one observer described as the 'most wide-reaching religious liberty case in roughly half a century.'
Groff is asking the Supreme Court to toss that standard. But his critics fear what the court's conservative majority might come up with as a replacement. And they're concerned that new standard could lead to workplace discrimination.
"There’s a huge can of worms that this opens up," said Rachel Laser, president of Americans United for Separation of Church and State."Letting people shift the cost of exercising their religion onto their co-workers in a way that harms their co-workers is the opposite of equality."Groff started at the Postal Service after years of missionary work in Africa and Asia.
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