SocietyNews
Vanderbilt Professor Facing Protests Tells Students to ‘Grow Up’
A black conservative professor who found herself the latest target of student protests nationwide has one thing to say to those calling for her to… Read More
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In This Mississippi Town, Residents Are Fighting Atheist Organization Calling for Removal of Christmas Display
In one Mississippi town, residents are fighting back after an an atheist organization requested that that a Christmas display in their city be removed, organizing… Read More
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Here Are the 26 Most ‘Faith-Friendly’ Companies to Shop This Christmas
A new Christian-based consumer organization that ranks companies based on their friendliness toward people of faith released a Christmas “Best in Class” list, hoping to… Read More
SocietyCommentary
What’s Religious Liberty Got to Do With the Common Good?
Few Americans oppose religious liberty in the abstract. But what should happen when a general law or policy aimed at advancing the common good unintentionally… Read More
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Why LGBT Advocates Think They Lost in Houston Election
Failing to pass the Houston Equal Rights Protection Ordinance Tuesday night came as a blow to LGBT advocates, who have won recent victories at the… Read More
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Here’s How Houston Voted on Controversial Ballot Measure
Citizens of Houston overwhelmingly voted down a measure that would have created legal protections in 15 categories, including sexual orientation and gender identity. For months,… Read More
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What Companies Are Friendly to Faith-Based Shoppers? See The Rankings.
A new faith-based consumer organization is looking to have an impact on the profit margins of major companies this holiday season—and beyond—by influencing where people… Read More
Health CareNews
Catholic Health Care Sharing Ministry Looks to Expand With Advent of New Obamacare Enrollment
The nation’s only Catholic ministry to share health care costs expects to get a membership boost out of the latest Obamacare open enrollment period, which… Read More
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Meet 7 Big Businesses Behind the Houston Ballot Measure
On Tuesday, the people of Houston will head to the polls to vote on a controversial measure that would create legal protections related to sexual… Read More
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Senator Defends Suspended Football Coach: ‘He Was Simply Kneeling Down to Pray’
Bremerton School District in Washington state has created a “faith-free zone,” according to Sen. James Lankford. Lankford was referring to the school district’s decision to… Read More
SocietyCommentary
What Makes This Houston Ballot Measure So Threatening
On Tuesday, citizens of Houston, Texas, will go to the polls to vote on a controversial “sexual orientation and gender identity” (dubbed SOGI) measure. Rather… Read More
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Football Coach ‘Devastated’ After Being Suspended for Post-Game Prayer
It’s like straight out of a movie. Washington state high school football coach Joe Kennedy, inspired by the Christian faith-based film “Facing the Giants,” walks… Read More
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Ralph Reed: Religious Freedom Needs to Be a ‘Priority’
Ralph Reed, the influential CEO of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, believes the issue of religious liberty will be front and center throughout the 2016… Read More
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After Being Fired for Religious Views on Sexuality, Navy Chaplain Gets His Job Back
A military chaplain who was fired from his job after being accused of misconduct was cleared of any wrongdoing, reinstated to the Navy, and now… Read More
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Baker Who Doesn’t Want to Make Wedding Cakes for Same-Sex Couples Takes His Case to Colorado Supreme Court
Another layer has unfolded for cake artist Jack Phillips. He has asked the Colorado Supreme Court to rule that the government cannot force him to… Read More
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Fla. City Ordered to Pay $290K to Church, After Church Argues It Faced Discrimination From City
Oct. 5 heralded victory for a growing Anglican church in Jacksonville Beach, Fla., as it settled a lawsuit with the Jacksonville Beach City Council. After… Read More
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City Made ‘Dangerous’ Admissions About Faith in the Workplace, Atlanta Fire Chief Lawyer Says
The city of Atlanta made “dangerous” admissions in a court hearing today, argued the lawyer for the former Atlanta fire chief who was terminated from… Read More
SocietyNews
Law Firm for the Little Sisters Asks Supreme Court to Hear Its Obamacare Case
The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, a nonprofit law firm dedicated to preserving religious liberty for people of all faiths, filed a brief to the… Read More
SocietyNews
The Case of Former Atlanta Fire Chief Fired Over Marriage Views Goes to Court
Former Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran lived the American dream. That is, until he was fired from his childhood dream job for writing a book… Read More
SocietyNews
Tony Perkins on Religious Liberty: ‘We Have Just Begun to Fight’
Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council, says the fight over religious liberty is just beginning, and he’s ready to fight. “To borrow… Read More
SocietyNews
21 Questions With Washington Florist Who Refused to Serve Gay Wedding
Barronelle Stutzman, more commonly known as the “Washington florist,” came under fire this year for refusing to make flower arrangements for a gay couple’s wedding…. Read More
SocietyCommentary
What the Media Missed About Pope Francis’ Visit
To say that Pope Francis’ visit to the United States drew a lot of media attention would be an understatement. The coverage was ’round-the-clock. Yet as… Read More
SocietyNews
‘We’ll Possibly Lose Everything’: Florist in Court Battle Over Gay Wedding Speaks Out
Barronelle Stutzman, the Washington state florist who refused to provide floral arrangement services for a gay couple’s wedding, says she stands to lose everything she… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Obama’s Worrisome Interpretation of the Constitution Regarding Religious Liberty
Speaking at a Democratic National Committee LGBT fundraiser on Sunday, President Obama observed that “religious freedom doesn’t grant us the freedom to deny our fellow… Read More
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State Takes Legal Action to Seize $135K From Bakers Who Refused to Make Cake for Lesbian Couple
The agency that ordered Aaron and Melissa Klein to pay $135,000 in damages for refusing to bake a cake for a same-sex couple began the… Read More
SocietyNews
Kim Davis Willing to Go Back to Jail for Religious Beliefs
Kim Davis, the Kentucky County clerk who wouldn’t issue marriage licenses to gay couples because of her deep Christian convictions, says she’s not going anywhere…. Read More
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How a Police Chief Responded When Atheist Group Called for Removal of ‘In God We Trust’ Police Car Decals
The phrase “In God We Trust” has sparked a debate over First Amendment rights in Texas, where an atheist group demanded that local authorities remove… Read More
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Vatican Spokesman Confirms Kim Davis Met Pope Francis
A spokesman for the Vatican has confirmed that Pope Francis met Kim Davis during his visit to Washington. “I do not deny that the meeting… Read More
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Kim Davis Presented With ‘Cost of Discipleship’ Award
Kim Davis, the Rowan County clerk at the center of a national controversy over her refusal to issue same-sex marriage licenses, was presented the Cost… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Pope Francis Gives Strong Support to Religious Liberty in America
Yesterday on his flight back to Rome, Pope Francis was asked if he supported government officials who cannot in good conscience issue marriage licenses to… Read More
