discrimination/religious freedom

Unless by “essentially fired” you mean “not fired at all.”

A new book by a Constitutional scholar argues that the founding document does not protect religion—it protects religious freedom.

“I’m not the author of scripture,” Daly confides to NPR’s Rachel Martin.

While the Western Wall remains under the administration of a state-sponsored religious entity that prohibits the free worship of its citizens, President Obama should not visit the site. To do so would be a tacit endorsement of the laws and policies that limit civil liberties in Israel in favor of religious control of public prayer, life-cycle events, and, in cases involving conversion, even questions of citizenship.

Confirms its anti-gay positions are outliers—even among some surprising demographics.

You and I both long for a “new awakening.” The difference is that I believe we did in fact see a new awakening in this election. An awakening to the the need to reject all theocratic language and all theocratic posturing for the sake of authentic religious freedom.

On freedom of religion in campaigning and beyond.

The arrest of a woman for praying at the Western Wall was a lost opportunity in last night’s debate.

Tony Perkins’ sudden survey paints a picture of Christians under siege.

The contraception mandate becomes a campaign issue.