After More Evidence Of Its Anti-Christian Animus, Colorado Commission Suspends Harassment Of Cake Baker
Attorneys found commissioners agreeing with commissioner Dianne Rice’s comparison of baker Jack Phillips’ Christianity to the ideologies motivating slavery and the Holocaust.
The State Of Colorado Is Still Trying To Destroy Jack Phillips
This state-sponsored harassment Jack Phillips isn’t just about his shop. It’s a warning to all those with unpopular opinions to stay in line.
Colorado Hauls Vindicated Christian Baker Back To Court On New Trumped-Up Charges
Jack Phillips personifies the American dream. Just about the only people who can’t seem to recognize that are government officials employed by the state of Colorado.
This Cake Baker Won At The Supreme Court. Now The State Is Trying To Get Revenge
Colorado is trying to compel the same baker who just won a Supreme Court case into baking a second cake that violates his religious beliefs.
The Real World Is Starting To Resemble Twitter, And That’s A Problem
In the United States, even the pretend oppressed can kick the imaginary Nazi out of their establishment, as we saw when the co-owner of the Red Hen booted Sarah Huckabee Sanders from her restaurant.
How Jordan Peterson Missed A Layup On Religious Freedom
If Peterson can be tripped up by the most obvious and easily refuted rejections of his non-compelled-speech program, the very thing that propelled his rise to fame, what good is he?
7 Key Takeaways From ACLU Spin On Their Masterpiece Cakeshop Loss
If we no longer believe ‘that all men are created equal [and] endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights,’ LGBT activists will have unleashed far worse than a 15-minute delay in access to culinary confections.
Supreme Court’s Masterpiece Majority Wants To Kill Freedom Softly
The Supreme Court’s religious freedom ruling is so narrow it allows bureaucrats to violate your conscience as long as they’re more polite when they do it.
A Footnote In The Supreme Court’s Masterpiece Ruling Bodes Ill For Religious Liberty
Don’t be fooled by the Supreme Court’s 7-2 ruling. A menacing view of the First Amendment lurks in the details of the Masterpiece Cakeshop case.
The Masterpiece Cakeshop Dodge Sets Up An Epic Fight For The Next Supreme Court Vacancy
The food fight over Masterpiece Cakeshop shows how pivotal the next Supreme Court vacancy will be.
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.
Why The Supreme Court Is Likely To Rule For Jack Phillips While Dodging The Big Religious Liberty Question
While there is always a risk of reading too much into Supreme Court justices’ questions during oral argument, there is often much to be gleaned.
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.
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.
Podcast: SCOTUS Hears Oral Arguments For Masterpiece Cakeshop Case
Mike Farris, CEO of Alliance Defending Freedom, joins Federalist Radio to discuss the case of baker and artist Jack Phillips.
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.
In Cakeshop Case, One Side Argues Sexual Behavior Is Akin To Race, The Other For Speech And Religious Freedoms
The ACLU characterizes the core issue in Masterpiece as not free speech or the free exercise of religion, but discrimination comparable to racial division in the 1960s.
Why ‘Fairness For All’ Legislation Actually Produces More Discrimination
Its cuddly name aside, careful study of ‘Fairness for All’ legislation reveals that the proposed legislation is poorly conceived, demonstrably unfair, and wholly incapable of achieving its aims.
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.
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