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Dec 02 2013
News
Obamacare attacks religion, but hurts women: Column
The Supreme Court yesterday agreed to hear two important cases about whether women and men who own businesses are protected by civil rights laws against religious discrimination. The Obama Administration says it can ignore religious freedom laws when regulating businesses and their owners because it believes earning money is inconsistent with exercising religion.
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USA TODAYApr 22 2013
News
Bomb Suspects' Home Split Over Religion
A WSJ examination of the family of the Boston bombing suspects shows the family slipping into turmoil over the past five years. The upheaval was driven at least in part by a growing interest in religion by both Tamerlan Tsarnaev and his mother.
Wall Street Journal (News)Apr 11 2024
News
Today’s Topics with John Novosad
Tired of CNN, Fox, and News Nation? Then join John Novosad and his funny friends as they tackle topics ripped from today’s headlines. You’ll see comical takes on global warming, the national debt, freedom of religion and more. This show features stand up, sketch comedy, PowerPoint, and music. Come to the Comedy Works for a fun night of topical humor!
Denver WestwordJun 28 2022
Opinion
Supreme Court Ruling Proves Once Again That Religion And Education Are Inseparable
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Maine’s policy of allowing parents to use school vouchers for religious schools was not a violation of the establishment clause of the First Amendment, which prohibits the national government from establishing a state religion. In a rare moment of principle, Chief Justice John Roberts rightly asserted in the majority opinion that excluding
The FederalistApr 03 2024
News
The ironies of commemorating ‘Transgender Visibility Day’ on Easter
After Fairfax County’s Board of Supervisors co-opted Easter this year with Transgender Visibility Day, other local and state governments, and even the Biden administration, did the same. Our elected officials did not need to issue commemorative proclamations for a made-up, 15-year-old holiday that they knew would offend many Christians on their holiest day. They could have let the day take
Washington ExaminerJan 17 2022
Opinion
A Martin Luther King Day Reminder: Religion Matters in Public Life
Today, as we seem so divided by our disagreements, we would do well to remember Reverend King’s words.
These are tough and divisive times. We’ve lived through a pandemic, riots, social unrest, and an often-toxic winner-takes-all political culture. There are those who seek to divide us by race, religion, political tribe, or even vaccination status. Civil disagreement — the quaint notion
National Review (News)May 27 2016
News
Obama at Hiroshima: Every Religion Claims ‘License to Kill’
President Barack Obama delivered a pious anti-war address in Hiroshima highlighting “humanity’s core contradiction” of war, lamenting that humanity tried to justify war because of religion.
Breitbart NewsFeb 17 2016
News
A Hindu Justice? Why Religion Matters for the High Court
President Barack Obama has pledged to appoint a replacement for Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, despite election-year opposition from Republicans.
CBNOct 02 2015
News
Campus Shooter Demanded Students Stand and State Religion
Nine innocent people are dead. Several more are injured.
A disturbing update from Thursday’s tragedy at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon finds that the murderer, identified as 26-year-old Chris Harper Mercer, now deceased, asked his victims to state their religious affiliations before shooting them. The wrong answer ended in a round of bullets.
TownhallApr 08 2024
News
‘God is moving!’: Hundreds of UGA students baptized in pickup trucks following massive revival
Amid alarming statistics that reveal 80% of Americans believe religion is “losing influence in public life,” public universities across the country continue to experience massive revival. The latest example comes from the University of Georgia, where thousands recently gathered for a Unite event featuring well-known ministry leaders and best-selling authors Jennie Allen of IF:Gathering and
Washington Times