Federal Court Allows Continuation of Lawsuit to Require City of Boston to Fly Christian Flag
Is city property the right place to fly a religious flag? What if the city allows others to temporarily fly their own secular flags on city property?
Trump Administration Announces New Religious Objection Rule for Health Care Providers
During remarks at the White House earlier today, President Trump announced a new rule that addresses religious exemptions for health care providers.
BJC’s Tyler: “God is Much Larger than Any One Candidate…”
It takes a special amount of hubris to believe and proclaim that God is on your side of political disputes, let alone that your political party or candidate enjoys God’s endorsement.
US Commission Issues Annual Report, Highlights Religious Freedom Abuses in China
In discussing the USCIRF’s annual report on the state of religious freedom around the world, one commissioner described China’s conscience violations as “in a category all by itself”
Do We Need the Government to Designate a National Day of Prayer?
The National Day of Prayer is an unnecessary designation. People of faith don’t need the government telling us when and how to pray. And people of no faith don’t need the government picking sides.
3rd Circuit Upholds Philadelphia’s Exclusion of Catholic Foster Care Services
The City of Philadelphia’s decision to halt a foster care placement contract with Catholic Social Services (CSS) was upheld by the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals in an opinion issued earlier this week.
