Amanda Tyler: ” Beware the invocation of ‘religious freedom’ by an administration that has already shown that it will move to marginalize people and organizations — including Christians — that are critical of its policies. “
Holly Hollman: At times, exercising religious freedom requires using the courts and Congress to stop government action that would undermine it, such as a recent change in immigration policy that threatens to make churches a target of wide-ranging expansion of law enforcement.
Election Day has come and gone. What lies before us? The truth is, there are no easy answers. The work continues no matter the outcome of any election. The ideology of Christian nationalism is not going away, and voter suppression efforts are not going away.
An increase in the secularization of society does not minimize religious and political tensions; instead it contributes to the growth of political extremism, xenophobia and anti-democratic values, says Dr. John Compton.
Amanda Tyler’s book tour for ‘How to End Christian Nationalism’ highlights local organizations making an impact
A decision in Louisiana is a big win for religious freedom and the importance of protecting individual students’ rights, and it is a warning of what may be ahead in other states, especially if the U.S. Supreme Court continues to water-down constitutional protections.