Category: Religious Freedom
Why Are Churches and Religious Organizations Tax-Exempt?
In the wake of the 2015 Obergefell same-sex marriage ruling, political and cultural opposition to...
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Attorney General Assails the Left’s ‘Unremitting Assault on Religion and Traditional Values’
William Barr is the Attorney General of the United States. He is also an unabashed defender of...
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Presidential Hopeful: Let’s Strip Tax-Exempt Status from Churches that Believe in God’s Design for Marriage
Presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke stoked the flames of religious bigotry last Thursday at the...
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Anti-Religion Zealots Force Students to Take Down “Prayer Lockers” in Kentucky Schools
In this culture, almost anything related to Christianity can be deemed “offensive.” According to...
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Department of Justice Joins Little Sisters in Asking Supreme Court to Protect Religious Conscience
Last week the Little Sisters of the Poor filed a petition with the U.S. Supreme Court requesting...
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After a Massive Win for Religious Freedom, Radical Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison Vows a Renewed Attack on Religion
Back in August, The Daily Citizen covered the story of Carl and Angel Larsen, the couple who owns...
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Focus’s Bring Your Bible to School Day Breaks Records and Inspires Students Across the Country
Last week on October 3, Focus on the Family held an extraordinary event called Bring Your Bible to...
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Little Sisters of the Poor Back at the Supreme Court; Their Religious Freedom Struggle Continues
You may have thought that the Little Sisters of the Poor long ago won their battle to gain a...
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University of Iowa Caught Discriminating Against Faith-Based Student Clubs For the Second Time
The University of Iowa (UI) has been called out for the second time this year by a federal court...
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The Bible as a Historical Document – The Power of Archaeological Evidence
Bring Your Bible to School Day (BYBTSD) is an amazing opportunity for students across the country...
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Supreme Court Will Take on State Religious Hostility Toward Private Schools
The U.S. Supreme Court will have many important cases to consider during the weeks and...
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Students Around the World Gathered to Pray During “See You at the Pole” Events
The movement started small, when a group of teenagers from Burleson, Texas, met for a weekend of...
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