3 Years Of Experience Have Only Proved That Obergefell Was A Big Mistake
Our cultural elites treat opposition to same-sex marriage as beyond the bounds of reasonable discourse. But three years’ more experience only reinforce that it’s a legal and cultural mistake.
The Crux Of Religious Liberty Cases Is Whether Wedding Cakes And Flowers Mean Anything Special
The Washington Supreme Court will retake Arlene’s Flowers and likely have to decide whether ‘bouquet’ is in the eye of the beholder, and which beholder’s eye matters more under the law.
While Kids Wait For Homes, Philadelphia Bars Catholic Social Services From Serving Foster Children
By targeting Catholic Social Services, Philadelphia is taking the U.S. Supreme Court’s flawed logic on same-sex marriage to its logical conclusion.
Corey Booker Hounds Mike Pompeo For Agreeing With Christianity On Gay Sex
During Thursday’s confirmation hearing, Sen. Corey Booker (D-N.J.) raked secretary of state nominee Mike Pompeo over the coals for his beliefs on same-sex marriage.
Oregon Court Holds Bakers Responsible For How People Feel About What They Say
The Oregon Court of Appeals upheld a $135,000 fine against the owners of a local cake shop who declined to use their artistic skills to create a custom cake for a same-sex wedding.
No, Christians Don’t Want To Discriminate Against Gay People
The Christian small business owners involved in these lawsuits have no desire to discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation, nor do they ask for the right to do so.
What Supreme Court Justices Wanted To Know In Masterpiece Cakeshop Oral Arguments
Except for justices Kagan and Ginzburg, an uneasiness about the case was evident to a greater and lesser degree among the other 7 Supreme Court justices.
Why I Don’t Want To Force Anyone To Bake A Cake For My Gay Wedding
If I encountered an individual morally uncomfortable with participating in an activity with me and my boyfriend, it would be uncomfortable for me to force her.
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.
Supreme Court To Decide Whether Faith Is Between You And God, Or You And Government
If one’s exposure to the case was limited to the popular media, you might think this case was only about the free-speech rights of wedding-cake makers. It’s much more.
5 Big Fat Myths About LGBT Discrimination Laws
Those on the Left cheering as anti-discrimination law is turned into a weapon against the First Amendment freedoms should consider whether they really want to weaken these rights.
In Masterpiece Cakeshop Case, Two Sets Of First Amendment Precedent Collide
Since the court’s 1990 decision in Employment Division v. Smith, free exercise of religion no longer gets the protection that free speech does.
They Serve Gay Clients All The Time. So Why Won’t They Cater A Same-Sex Wedding?
A florist and baker at the heart of major legal cases explained why they won’t use their creative talents and services to affirm same-sex marriage.
How The Transgender Crusade Made Me Rethink My Support For Gay Marriage
The Left has shown the totalitarian manner in which it exacts support, or at least silence, from everyday Americans. Gay marriage was just a wedge.
The Nashville Statement Isn’t About Trump, And A Ton of Evangelicals Support It
The Washington Post quotes all of five adverse evangelicals, most of whom agree with the Nashville Statement’s core commitments, but object to its tone.
Why I Signed The Nashville Statement Affirming Christianity’s Stance On Sex
The statement proclaims traditional Christian teaching on sex and marriage. Homosexual practice? Still not okay. Sex-changes as an answer to gender dysphoria? No.
Christian Artists Should Have The Same Free Speech Game As Colin Kaepernick
Why is Colin Kaepernick’s situation playing out in the court of public opinion while Jack Phillips’ is playing out in the Supreme Court of the United States?
Wyoming Judge Appeals To Nation’s Highest Court After Losing Job For Being A Christian
The question Obergefell has raised across that land is: can we craft laws that permit mutually exclusive views to peacefully coexist? Or must the disfavored view be driven out of public life?
Rolling Stone Confirms: Ultra-Rich Gay Activist Is Targeting ‘Wicked’ Christians
Rolling Stone magazine confirms that an LGBTQ activist has poured more than $422 million of his own money into punishing ‘wicked’ Christians.
Christianity Doesn’t Endorse Homosexuality, No Matter What Eugene Peterson And Jim Gaffigan Imply
These are only the latest believers who would like us to believe that God and the Bible are totally cool with homosexuality. They are not.
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