by Stanley Carlson-Thies Long before the Supreme Court ruled that states may not exclude same-sex couples from marriage, proponents of LGBT rights were planning on…
by Stanley Carlson-Thies On July 10, 2015, the federal government published yet another set of regulations concerning the HHS contraceptives mandate, intended to comply with…
by Chelsea Langston Diversity in education is a core principle that the Supreme Court has long validated. In Zelman v. Simmons-Harris (2002), the U.S. Supreme…
The US Supreme Court has ruled that same-sex marriages are now legal throughout the nation. What does this mean for religious organizations that remain committed…
The Supreme Court has declared that same-sex marriage is legal across the United States. Religious organizations and communities remain free, of course, to maintain their…
Chelsea Langston Behavior is central to belief. Personal behavior stemming from belief — such as praying, worshipping, studying a sacred text, or spending time with…
Stanley Carlson-Thies On June 29 or 30, most likely, the US Supreme Court will issue a ruling in the same-sex marriage cases that are grouped…
Chelsea Langston On June 11, 2015, Michigan’s Governor Rick Snyder signed into law three bills that advance the state’s objective of placing as many children…
Coming in October, 2015, from Brazos Press: Steven Monsma and Stanley Carlson-Thies, Free to Serve: Protecting the Religious Freedom of Faith-Based Organizations. From the publisher’s…
Stanley Carlson-Thies On June 17-18, 2015, Carl Esbeck of the University of Missouri Law School presented two Washington DC briefings on the right of religious…