Month: April 2025

Kingdom Come: How Belief in Jesus’ Earthly Reign Shapes Christian Power and Politics in America (Part II)

Kingdom Come: How Belief in Jesus’ Earthly Reign Shapes Christian Power and Politics in America (Part I)

Law professor Johnny Rex Buckles critiques a foundational pro-abortion philosophical essay, arguing most abortions are unjust even under its assumptions.

Faith groups challenged DHS policy change rescinding protections for religious sites, citing religious freedom violations A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has rejected a coalition of religious organizations’ request to […]

Court grants injunction to Anchor Stone Christian Church over zoning dispute with City Council

Activism from afar often risks the very people it aims to help, leaving advocates in a moral and strategic bind.

Decision follows government\’s suspension of cooperative agreements, prompting reevaluation of support strategies.

Judge rules state cannot compel anti-abortion health providers to discuss benefits of abortion to retain legal immunity

Per curiam opinion holds habeas is exclusive remedy; Sotomayor issues sharp dissent accusing government of circumventing due process

Justices question states’ discretion and the definition of “rights” in South Carolina’s attempt to bar Planned Parenthood from Medicaid program.