The Momentum of the Secular Left against the First Amendment Rights of Traditional Religious Colleges and Universities
Matthew Pinson (This post originally appeared at matthewpinson.com.) A Recent Lawsuit Two weeks ago, the Religious Exemption Accountability Project filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education. The suit aimed at the Department’s funding of colleges and universities that have policies that prohibit LGBT conduct. The class…
Convention Seminar Resource
Jackson Watts At this past National Association the Theological Commission sponsored its annual seminar/lecture on the topic of euthanasia, or what is more typically described as Physician-Assisted Suicide. In my judgment, this topic is one that many of us are not paying adequate attention to. I suppose in…
Legal and Religious Liberty Implications of the Supreme Court Decision on Same-sex Marriage (Part V of V)
by Matthew Steven Bracey In part IV, having looked at religious liberty in parts II and III, we considered the separation of powers, federalism, and the rule of law. Here in part V, we’ll conclude by reviewing the topics of democracy and liberty. Democracy and Liberty We should…
Legal and Religious Liberty Implications of the Supreme Court Decision on Same-sex Marriage (Part IV of V)
by Matthew Steven Bracey In part III, we continued looking at religious liberty, looking specifically at how it’s threatened and what we can do to defend it. In this post, we’ll continue with the separation of powers, federalism, and the rule of law. The Separation of Powers and…
Legal and Religious Liberty Implications of the Supreme Court Decision on Same-sex Marriage (Part III of V)
by Matthew Steven Bracey In part II, having considered how we’ve gotten to the state in which we find ourselves in part I, we began asking where we go from here, and considering religious liberty in particular. We’ll continue that with this post. Religious Liberty Threatened Chai Feldblum…