Europe’s Secular Crackdown and the American Exception
France's rolling campaign against the hijab is a preview of what religious liberty looks like when it loses the protection of an individual rights framework.
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Author: Michael Peabody
Supreme Court Strikes Colorado’s Conversion Therapy Ban 8-1, Rules Counselors’ Talk Is Speech, Not Conduct
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 on March 31, 2026, in Chiles v.
The Edifice That Wasn’t
Socialism, Infrastructure, and the Architecture of Failure
The Hedgehog’s Bow: Ottawa’s Unholy Alliance of Uranium and Censorship
OTTAWA. There is a particular brand of official mendacity that can only be practiced by those who believe themselves to be pragmatic.
The Chaplain Crisis: Pentagon’s Religious Accommodation Battles Reach Boiling Point
From vaccine mandate lawsuits to beard bans and a purged Army Spiritual Fitness Guide, the sweeping overhaul of military spiritual policy has ignited a constitutional…
They’re Not Coming for Hate Speech. They’re Coming for Theology.
Finland just convicted a parliamentarian for a 20-year-old church pamphlet.
1888 For Dummies: An Explainer
I have been hearing about 1888 my entire life.
Pros and Cons of NNEC Letter
On March 26, 2026, Larry Kirkpatrick, executive secretary of the Northern New England Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, sent a letter to the conference's elders, volunteer…
No Creed But the Bible: How One Adventist Conference Got It Right on Speaker Guidelines
The Northern New England Conference voted to reject speaker restrictions. That is not a doctrinal retreat. It is the most historically Adventist position available.
Finnish Supreme Court Imposes Criminal Liability on Religious Publisher
The Luther Foundation Finland faces a corporate fine and a mandate to redact a 22-year-old theological pamphlet.