The Sisters Are Fighting for Life in Court. Where Are the Rest of the Pulpits?
When the state decides to medicalize suicide, it rarely stops at permitting the act.
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The Apostle in Chains: The Story of Junia
How Rome, Paul, and History Remembered a Forgotten Pioneer
Conscience, Christ, and the Courts: Engaging Dr. Timothy Rumsey’s Critique of International Religious Liberty Advocacy
A look at why civil legal advocacy remains an essential shield for the church in an imperfect world.
Must Be the Money: The Financial Drive Behind Most Religious Persecution
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Hellfire, Custody, and the Constitution: How One Maine Family’s Dispute is Headed to the Supreme Court
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Aprons, Pins, and Precedent: How a Starbucks Coffee Bar Case Explains Everyday Labor Law
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Fourth Circuit Reinstates Religious Discrimination Claim Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
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Justice Department Says Rules Blocking Religious Groups From Some Federal Money Are Unconstitutional
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Trapped in 1888: Reflections on the Adventist Response to the US Religious Liberty Commission
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BREAKING: Analysis of the Religious Liberty Commission Public Comments
WASHINGTON — When the federal Religious Liberty Commission published its draft report and opened a portal for public comments, administration officials framed the initiative as…
Breaking: Oman Opens Sovereign Maritime Bypass Amid Iran Standoff
MUSCAT, Oman -In the shadow of the rugged limestone cliffs of the Musandam Peninsula, a high-stakes maritime shift is underway that could reshape the strategic…
After 7 Years in a Chinese Prison, a Dying U.S. Pastor Faces a Bureaucratic Trap
Pastor John Cao finished his seven-year prison sentence, but authorities use paperwork to keep him away from his family as he battles stage four cancer.
Can the Church Be Both Radically Welcoming and Unapologetically Biblical?
Welcoming with Grace, Anchored in Truth
The Fracturing of Reynolds: Why America’s Oldest Marriage Precedent Is on Shaky Ground
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Public Funds, Public Scrutiny: The Constitutional Case Against AB 2624
Why shielding state-funded operations from the public eye represents a dangerous retreat for civil liberties.