Louisiana Mandates Display of Ten Commandments in All Public Schools
July 2, 2024
A new law in Louisiana mandating that public classrooms display the Ten Commandments seeks to test the separation between church and state.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses and Blood Transfusions
July 5, 2024
When religious beliefs conflict with medical science, courts may need to step in. Blood transfusions for Jehovah's Witnesses are one example.
Oklahoma Allows Students to Pursue "Elective" Religious Training
June 27, 2024
Oklahoma doubles-down on religious training as a valid alternative to public school curriculum during the school day.
What is the Definition of an “Undue Hardship” in a Religious Discrimination Lawsuit?
April 16, 2024
Defining reasonable accommodation and undue hardship are necessary prerequisites to understanding religious accommodation laws.
Why the Eclipse is Triggering Religious Lawsuits in the United States
April 12, 2024
A recent religious freedom lawsuit filed by prisoners in NY state argued it was unconstitutional not to allow them to view the solar eclipse.
Apache Group Pushes Back Against Copper Mine Development
April 9, 2024
An Apache group is pushing back against a proposed copper mine on sacred ground, arguing the mine threatens their religious freedom.
Why are Catholics So Friendly Toward Migrants?
April 5, 2024
Some Catholics are coming under fire from their own governments for supporting migrants, which they view as a biblical mandate.
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North Dakota Doctors are Free to Refuse Certain Treatments to Trans Individuals
April 2, 2024
Christian doctors have been given a green light to refuse service to trans patients in the state of North Dakota.
Orthodox Jew Sues JetBlue After Being Forced to Sit Next to a Woman
March 28, 2024
An Orthodox Jew Is suing JetBlue after the airline kicked him off the plane for refusing to sit next to a woman.
Was the United States Founded as a Christian Nation?
March 22, 2024
While America is not a Christian Nation from a constitutional standpoint, the drumbeat of those arguing otherwise is getting louder.