SCOTUS Blocks Cuomo’s COVID Restrictions On Church Attendance In New York
The Supreme Court determined that the exorbitant restrictions on church attendence were in violation of the First Amendment’s protection of Free Expression.
Court Affirms Right Of California Church To Meet Indoors
“We do not need the state’s permission to serve and worship our Lord as He has commanded,” elders of Grace Community Church said.
California Court Rules John MacArthur’s Church Must Comply With County Ban On Religious Services
Grace Community Church has been embroiled in litigation since they first defied Gov. Newsom’s orders to cease indoor gatherings in early July.
Podcast: This Pastor Is Suing Gov. Newsom, Arguing Church Is An Essential Service
Pastor Ché Ahn argues the Constitution makes it clear the government cannot prevent citizens from gathering to worship.
Poll: Most Americans Think Government Should Stay Out Of Religious Organizations’ Hiring Decisions
Two-thirds of Americans think that “internal religious disputes” and decisions about who to employ in religious teaching positions should be up to religious organizations, not the state.
Trump Nominates For OMB Director A Man Bernie Sanders Savaged For Being A Christian
President Trump fights a more significant battle than just this nomination by appointing him. He fights for the liberties of all Americans, regardless of faith.
Attacks On Jews Are A Canary In The Coalmine For Religious Liberty In The United States
The leftist culture-shapers who claim to champion ‘tolerance’ and ‘ending discrimination’ push for toxic identity politics that make true tolerance impossible.
SCOTUS To Decide Whether Religious Schools Have The Right To Choose Teachers
The Supreme Court will rule on the scope of the ‘ministerial exception’ and whether the government has to power to pick religious schools’ teachers.
Netherlands Investigates Pastors Who Publicly Affirmed Marriage
The Netherlands’ Public Prosecution Service is currently investigating whether the Nashville Statement violates Dutch discrimination laws.
Why The Masterpiece Ruling Is A Loss For Both Sides, And All Americans
This case was a loss for both sides from the start, because of what it signals about tolerance of opposing views in this country.
SCOTUS’s Masterpiece Cakeshop Decision Is A Win — But It’s Also A Warning
The Masterpiece Cakeshop decision is a win. But what stops the state from cloaking its animus against Christianity and crushing religious freedom? Not much.
Neil Gorsuch’s Question Is Key To Unlocking The Upcoming Masterpiece Cakeshop Decision
A refusal to make two homosexuals a cake for a gay wedding, when paired with an offer to serve them in any other way, is not some sly strike at an individual for his identity.
Debate Over Kidnapping A Jewish Boy Revives Questions About Catholicism’s Compatibility With Political Liberty
If the forcible removal of baptized children from non-Catholic parents was just in the nineteenth century, it remains, in principle, no less so today.
LGBT Left Attempts To Stamp Out Medical Professionals Who Don’t Do What They Want
The concern is not about denying a service to an individual based on gender identity, it is an issue of requiring a medical professional to take an action he deeply and morally opposes.
Christian Baker On Supreme Court Case: I Serve All People, But I Can’t Create Art That Violates My Faith
Cake artist Jack Phillips of Masterpiece Cakeshop delivered the following statement during a news conference Tuesday.
Why The Cake-Baking Cases Are Really About Courts Deciding What Americans Can Believe
Most justices first frame the issue by using judicial discretion of one kind or another to remove from consideration the nature of the product requested for a same-sex wedding.
Why Christians Object To Participating In A Same-Sex Wedding (It Isn’t Bigotry)
Telling Christians, like Barronelle Stutzman, to affirm or participate in same-sex marriages effectively tells them to contradict what they believe to be foundational truths about the world.
Wyoming Censures Judge For Marriage Beliefs Even Though No Law Requires Her to Perform Marriages
If the Wyoming Supreme Court is permitted to insert an unstated requirement upon judges, what prevents some future court from reading pastors, priests, and bishops into the same decision?
Wyoming Judge Censured For Beliefs About Marriage That Have Nothing To Do With Her Job
The 3-2 decision of the Wyoming Supreme Court says holding mainstream Christian beliefs undermines Judge Ruth Neely’s impartiality even though marriages aren’t part of her duties.
Science And Law Side With Gorsuch’s Ruling On The Contraception Mandate
Abortion advocates are attacking Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch for agreeing with the Supreme Court’s decisions in the Hobby Lobby and Little Sisters of the Poor cases.
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