Written by Don ByrdIn a statement today, the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty argued that recently passed legislation authorizing a Ten Commandments display at the Oklahoma State Capitol should be vetoed by Governor Brad Henry.K. Hollyn Hollman, Baptist...
Seeking to codify current religious expression freedoms into law for students, the Arizona Senate is considering a bill that hopes to clarify misunderstandings among school administrators The Arizona Capitol Times reports: H2357 would bar all forms of religious...
The appellate court calendar happens to offer a good excuse for a bit more speculative Supreme Court talk in the area of religion law. Tomorrow, the entire 7th Circuit will rehear a dispute over the application of home association regulations. Lynne Bloch...
The Orlando Sun-Sentinel reports on tomorrow's conversion of the Glades Correctional Institution to an entirely faith-based prison program. Florida is apparently the only state with whole prisons devoted to "faith and character". Inmates were given a...
Not to be outdone by Texas' granite Ten Commandments monument at the State Capitol in Austin, the Oklahoma House has voted 83-2 to erect a similar structure on the Capitol Grounds. The Texas monument was found constitutional by a 5-4 Supreme Court ruling, while...
When was the last time a President actually selected the presumed front-runner as his Supreme Court nominee? Doesn't seem to happen so much lately. But that doesn't stop the parade of speculation and hey, might as well wonder, right? Jan Crawford Greenburg,...
