ULC Case Law Blog - Universal Life Church
Searching for a Sign, Small Congregation Sues
May 24, 2016
A Supreme Court ruling ended in favor of a small nomadic church that had been cited for violating local signage ordinations.
Worldly Perspective: Religion and the Constitution
May 13, 2016
When compared to other countries, the American Constitution seems to provide very strong protections for the religious beliefs of Americans.
Category: Religious Law
Rise in Faith? Mississippi Religious Law Spurns LGBT, While Promoting One Religion
May 11, 2016
Mississippi's legislature recently passed a bill allowing service-based discrimination of LGBT individuals.
Category: Religious Law
21st Century Constitution and Religious Tests
May 7, 2016
The Constitution of the United States of America is fairly straightforward regarding freedom of religion and religious tests.
Category: Separation of church and state Religious Law
The Reflection of Religion: LGBT Rights and Religious Freedom
May 3, 2016
If we as a society do not stand against such hatred, then we are contributing to it.
Category: Religious Law
State Religion: An Amendment Away?
April 20, 2016
The constitution was written in such a way so as to avoid any religion being held over another.
Category: Separation of church and state Religious Law
Religion and Millennials: Are the Lines of Religion Blurring in the United States?
April 1, 2016
The United States contains the more individuals who identify as Christian than any other country in the world.
Friday Night Lights: Prayer in Football
March 29, 2016
A Bremerton, WA football coach unapologetically led his team in a post-game prayer after each football game.
Category: Church and schools
Sexism in Religion: Christianity and the War of the Sexes
March 21, 2016
Category: Separation of church and state