Michael Kessler begins a column about the newest Muslim debate like this: With all the loud clamoring about the proposed Islamic Center to be built near Ground Zero, reasonable voices are hard to discern. One thing is clear: this is not a debate about religious...
Via Religion Clause, a lawsuit against controversial Ohio high school teacher John Freshwater has been settled, according to the Columbus Dispatch: The family of a boy who said his eighth-grade science teacher burned a cross on his arm with an electric lab instrument...
A Georgia college student is suing Augusta State University for requiring her to undergo additional diversity training as a part of her counseling degree. According to the lawsuit, filed earlier this month in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of...
This election season seems to be bringing out even more religion-based fearmongering than usual. In Colorado, former Presidential candidate Tom Tancredo has decided to launch a high-profile third-party bid for Governor under the Constitution Party, which as...
Suzii Paynter writes for Associated Baptist Press about the evolving dance between religion and foreign policy. Religion has gone from being virtually ignored in foreign policy to being acknowledged. This is clearly stage one of a relationship — and is...
A rule in Washington State that would have required pharmacists to dispense medications regardless of religious objection has been halted while a change in policy is being considered. The motion to stay the trial was agreed upon to allow the state’s...
