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The Great Project 2025 “Sabbath Overtime” Panic: Faith, Fairness, and the Reality
The uproar over Project 2025’s “Sabbath overtime” reads like a scene straight out of America’s current political fever…
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Church or Wedding Venue? Group Says Township Broke Federal Law by Curbing Wedding Ceremonies
Dimondale church fights occupancy limits after wedding fines, citing federal protections Property marketed as “The Tarrington” for ceremonies…
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The Final Word Belongs to God
All Saints’ Day, the Capuchin Crypt, and the Promise That Death Cannot Break Capuchin Crypt. Photos by the…
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Texas Appeals Court Blocks Methodist Conference’s Lawsuit Over Disaffiliating Churches
Court says judicial review of church governance violates First Amendment protections A Texas appeals court has ruled that…
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Supreme Court to Hear Mississippi Street Preacher Case Testing Limits of Heck
I. The Scene in Brandon In 2018, Brandon, Mississippi—a growing suburb east of Jackson—opened its gleaming new amphitheater,…
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Why We Sometimes Cannot Report Certain International Stories
Many readers have written to ask why we do not report more on persecution and suffering overseas. You…
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Property and Faith: Why Socialism Endangers Both Ownership and Belief
The right to own and the right to worship have long stood together, and both weaken when the…
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Washington Permanently Blocked from Enforcing Clergy Confession Law After Federal Court Agreement
Judge affirms First Amendment protections for Catholic confessions in stipulated injunction resolving months-long litigation A federal court in…
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Court Denies Lance Shockley’s Bid to Have Daughters Serve as Spiritual Advisors During Execution
Judge rules Missouri’s refusal to admit family members into execution chamber does not substantially burden inmate’s religious rights…
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Supreme Court Weighs Colorado Ban on “Conversion Therapy” for Minors
Justices question whether the law censors voluntary counseling protected by the First Amendment. The U.S. Supreme Court heard…