Lessons from the Bladensburg cross case decision
Holly Hollman reviews the Supreme Court ruling in the Bladenburg cross case–what the ruling allows and what it does not allow.
Sex, race and civil discourse
Today, religious communities must lead by example to engage in civil dialogue and mediate deep differences of opinion and belief.
Christians must defend the cross and government neutrality among faiths
The Court is being urged to weaken the standards that keep government from preferring one religion over another.
Finding common ground amid contentious debates
The United States’ legal tradition of protecting religious liberty seldom operates in absolute terms; religious liberty is not protected the same way in every context.
Hearings reveal weak view of religious liberty
Judge Kavanaugh appears to favor more government support and sponsorship of religion and less concern for individual religious freedom.
Change on the high court: Kennedy and Kavanaugh
When viewed in light of Justice Kennedy’s church-state legacy and ongoing conflicts, it is clear that living up to our country’s promise of religious liberty for all remains an uphill battle.
