Christian high school asks appeals court to take up their loudspeaker prayer case in light of Kennedy, and other federal cases of note

Take a look at three cases working through our federal court system that are worth keeping an eye on from a religious liberty perspective.

More courts are being asked to consider whether abortion restrictions violate religious freedom

The U.S. Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade, holding there is no right to an abortion under the U.S. Constitution, has led abortion-rights activists in multiple states to make religious freedom arguments for abortion.

Impact of Kennedy v. Bremerton already apparent as courts are forced to reconsider Establishment Clause cases

Will government-sponsored prayer meetings become the norm after Kennedy? Or will courts determine that there is no long-standing historical practice of government-initiated tent revivals?

Baptist scholars urge more education on Baptist history to combat allure of Christian nationalism

True Baptist heritage, scholars explain, rejects everything the ideology of Christian nationalism stands for.

Appeals Court rejects Apache’s religious freedom argument, likely leaving fate of Oak Flat in Congress’ hands

The court’s ruling is not the last word on this matter. Congress can fix this problem.

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