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- … freely. In recent years, however, some people have raised questions about whether religious freedom is worth protecting … before the Civil Rights Era? The short answer to all these questions is no. Religious freedom allows for human … and speak your convictions, practice your faith, and live in line with your conscience . Recognizing these truths, …
- … jury because of their “traditional religious views on questions of sexual morality.” The case at issue involves a … wielded as weapons against others. We all need to learn to live together, respecting even those of our fellow Americans … the Missouri courts, no one should view the high court’s action as authorizing such discrimination in the future …
- … events or express ideas that they do not support. In a 7-2 ruling, the Court found that Colorado was wrong to punish … speak as they wish, not as the government demands.” ADF CEO, President, and General Counsel Kristen Waggoner, left, … speech affect me? There are many areas of life where questions of compelled speech are coming to the surface. And …
- The dictionary definition of 'pro-life' doesn’t tell the whole story. Here’s what it means to be pro-life.
- … One of the Hahns’ sons now serves as president and CEO of the company. As faithful Mennonites, the Hahns believe … causing pills for their employees, and they are free to live according to their beliefs without being punished by the …
- Abortion is a death, always, not a birth.
- … are content peddling slogans, but they won’t answer your questions. The students in attendance were genuinely curious …
- Laws that legalize assisted suicide facilitate a culture of death that is hard to stop once it starts.
- Three women’s swim team captains at Roanoke College were forced to fight for the protection of their sport and their team.
- … government should ensure everyone has the opportunity to live out their God-given purpose, whether it’s the unborn … that every person has the right to explore life’s deepest questions and to live out one’s religious convictions in the public square, …