HuffPost: Religion and RFRA — Fix it? Nix it?
Rev. Dr. Nancy Wilson of Metropolitan Community Churches draws on PRA’s 2013 report on the A movement that emerged in the 1970s encompassing a wide swath of conservative Catholicism and Protestant evangelicalism. Learn more ’s campaign to redefine The idea that people’s religious views should be neither an advantage or a disadvantage under the law. Learn more in her article describing the backlash against the Indiana RFRA law. She concludes that religious freedom needs to be protected, but RFRA laws bear little resemblance to true religious freedom which “should do no harm,” nor ever be “an excuse to discriminate.”