Guest Opinion: Endless exemptions for faith? Hobby Lobby case not a simple one
By Robert J. Ray - Realistically, can a government allow every employer to customize the rules without descending into administrative chaos? Justice Antonin Scalia…
By Robert J. Ray - Realistically, can a government allow every employer to customize the rules without descending into administrative chaos? Justice Antonin Scalia…
On September 19, a bipartisan group introduced a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives that would prevent the federal government from discriminating through…
Though, in its current form, the charter is limited to regulating the religious expression of government employees there can be little doubt that given…
By Michael Peabody - Despite serious public opposition to involvement in another quagmire in the Middle East, chances are the United States will soon…
By David Hamstra - It is tempting to resolve the question in favor of one or the other depending on what our moral intuitions…
This October the United States Supreme Court will hear arguments in Town of Greece v. Galloway, a case that could change the way that…
Sajjad Masih, 29, was convicted of sending blasphemous text messages in 2011, despite his accuser's subsequent retraction and prosecutors' failure to produce any evidence…
Students at Stanford University School of Law have a unique opportunity to participate in the nation's only law-school based clinic program that focuses on…
On Friday, March 22, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear (D) vetoed a religious freedom Bill (HB 279) claiming that the bill would “cause serious unintentional…
[fblike style=”standard” showfaces=”true” verb=”like” font=”arial”] 01-19-2013 Burt Beach: Religious LIberty: Windows of Vulnerability? from Spencerville Adventist on Vimeo. Bert Beach presented this sermon at…