Most religious liberty fights in court today aren’t just about belief. They’re about expression. Whether it’s a prayer on the […]
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When courts block a new law from applying to past events, they often cite the concept of a “vested right.”
Can New Laws Revive Old Lawsuits? Not in New Hampshire, Says Supreme Court Read Post »
“Free speech” is one of the most passionately debated topics of our time, fueling endless arguments on social media, in
4 Surprising Truths About Free Speech You Might Not Know Read Post »
Howard Friedman’s Religion Clause Blog highlights First Amendment disputes as the new Supreme Court term begins. When the U.S. Supreme
Supreme Court Term Opens with Religion and Speech Cases on the Docket Read Post »
Editor’s Note: Understanding the Law Without the Jargon This article is part of an ongoing effort to make the foundations
Look, I’m a Christian. I believe in Jesus, the resurrection, the Bible, and the blessed hope. I also believe that
Our New Mayor to Be? Why the Johnson Amendment Still Matters Read Post »
Introduction: The Other Newton When we think of Isaac Newton, we think of an apple falling, the calculus he invented
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Despite prosperity, America remains far more religious than its economic peers, echoing Alexis de Tocqueville’s 19th-century observations. Chart from Ryan
Why the United States Stands Apart on Religion and Wealth Read Post »
Many of you enjoyed the article we shared over the weekend on Isaac Newton, and an alert reader kindly pointed
Dissertation Spotlight: Kenneth Jørgensen on Newton Read Post »
Directive cites “anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Christianity” as drivers, but critics warn definitions remain undefined and open to abuse. On September
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