By Stanley Carlson-Thies The American Charter of Freedom of Religion and Conscience was released to the public on November 20, 2018 at a ceremony at…
By Nicole Kennedy This was originally posted at SharedJustice.org. Broken families, crippling addictions, and tragic deaths: the opioid epidemic has taken an enormous toll on…
By Stanley Carlson-Thies This article was adapted from an article that ran in the series “Making Peace with Proximate Pluralism” published in Volume 8 of…
By Nicole Kennedy June 26, 2018 Should a baker with a religious commitment to traditional marriage be forced to design and bake a wedding cake…
President Trump’s first State of the Union speech, delivered January 30th, has drawn both strong criticism and strong support. Missing from the commentary, however, was…
By Chelsea Langston Bombino Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in Public Justice Review, Volume 6: “Freedom to Serve the Vulnerable.” The past four…
By Chelsea Langston Bombino We are living in a unique political and cultural moment–one where discussions are taking place about the need to strengthen communities….
By Chelsea Langston Bombino Last week, the University of Notre Dame was at the center of public discourse. Here is an account of what happened,…
by Stanley Carlson-Thies “Marriage equality” is the term people use for when a legislature or court declares that same-sex couples may join opposite-sex couples in…
A Meditation on Religious Freedom for the Christmas Season
By Chelsea Langston Bombino Along with others who believe in the transcendent, in a greater force that binds and moves humanity, I view everything through…