Trump’s Constitutional Triad: Speech, Conscience and Family
COMMENTARY: Less than two months into the president’s second term, the future of religious liberty and other constitutional rights in America has changed for the better.
Results from Tag: 'u.s. constitution'
Supreme Court Awards Resounding Victory for the First Amendment in Shurtleff v. City of Boston
COMMENTARY: The court unanimously ruled that Boston violated the First Amendment when it banned an organization called Camp Constitution from flying an ecumenical Christian flag.
The US Constitution, Religious Freedom and Vatican II
COMMENTARY: The First Amendment not only gives Catholics the right to practice our faith, but also creates the space in which we can evangelize.
How Would Religious Freedom Fare With Common-Good Constitutionalists?
COMMENTARY: This way to interpret the law looks to be a nice antidote for the ills facing our country today. But scratch beneath the surface and you find all sorts of dangers to cherished liberties.
Affirmation of America’s First Freedoms Begins At Home
COMMENTARY: Fostering a proper understanding of religious liberty figures heavily, and it’s an urgent priority for Americans — especially for our children.
US Constitution’s 9 Protectors From COVID Overreach
COMMENTARY: It’s looking as if only nine people can stop the First Amendment being torn up in front of your eyes.
All Freedoms Are at Stake, Says Florist Who Lost Religious Liberty Case
Barronelle Stutzman, the owner of Arlene’s Flowers, said the government 'trying to compel me to design something that goes totally against my personal conscience, and they violated my right to free speech and expression.'
Are Religious-Freedom Advocates ‘Christian Supremacists’?
NEWS ANALYSIS: A new report from the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, and related comments by its chairman, have sown fears that people of faith are being smeared as bigots.
Does Supreme Court’s Marriage Decision Protect Religious Entities?
COMMENTARY: For faithful Christians, Jews and Muslims, the ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges leaves more questions than answers.
U.S. Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments on Same-Sex ‘Marriage’
Court watchers were startled by the caution expressed by Justice Anthony Kennedy, regarded as the likely swing vote on the legally, politically and socially contentious issue.
