High court delivers 2 religious liberty wins
“…the state does not own the consciences of human beings.”
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Churches’ lawsuit challenges San Jose ban of indoor worship
Two San Jose churches have filed a federal lawsuit claiming a coronavirus-related ban of indoor worship violates their First Amendment rights.
High court affirms religious access to state programs
The U.S. Supreme Court narrowly upheld Tuesday (June 30) a state tax credit scholarship program that includes religious schools.
Religious liberty amid a pandemic: Southern Baptist leaders weigh in
“Religious organizations should not be treated any differently than other entities …”
Religious liberty concerns resolved for churches to receive CARES Act stimulus funds
“Nothing in [SBA nondiscrimination regulations] shall apply to a religious corporation …”
Georgia senator introduces adoption bill to protect faith-based agencies
“…it will help ensure that as many children as possible find a safe and loving home.”
Trump affirms religious liberty in schools
“We will not let anyone push God from the public square.”
Ready for the 2020 Legislative Session
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Where’s the line?
For every faithful follower of Jesus there is a line over which you cannot and will not step — no matter the cost.Often the line becomes clear when those in power attempt to coerce the conscience, convictions, and religious practices of those who follow Christ.For instance, early in the book of Acts, the authorities in […]
Phoenix artists win at state high court
Joanna Duka (left) and Breanna Koski (center left), owners of Brush & Nib Studio, at news conference with their attorney, ADF Senior Counsel Jonathan Scruggs (center), following oral arguments at Arizona Supreme Court on Jan. 22, 2019. ADF/Special PHOENIX (BP) – The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Sept. 16 the city of Phoenix’s use of an […]
New federal rule to protect religious liberty praised
“We don’t want a state taking it upon itself to judge theology or to privilege some religious beliefs over others.”