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BJC’s Hollman Talks Common Ground in Discussion on Religious Liberty and LGBT Rights Seeks Areas of Common Ground

In a fabulous panel discussion last week, the BJC’s Holly Hollman made a full-throated appeal: when it comes to government funded programs, we as Americans must draw a line.

Trump Administration Announces New Religious Objection Rule for Health Care Providers

During remarks at the White House earlier today, President Trump announced a new rule that addresses religious exemptions for health care providers.

Humanitarian Aid Case with RFRA Defense Scheduled for Trial in May

RFRA is increasingly being used as a tool of defendants on both sides of the political aisle when their conduct is motivated by their religious beliefs.

Texas Senate Committee Approves Sweeping Religious Exemption Bill

A Texas Senate committee has advanced Senate Bill 17, which allows state-licensed professionals to refuse service that conflicts with their sincerely held religious beliefs.

Federal Court Allows Cakeshop Owner’s Sequel Suit to Proceed

Refusing to dismiss his new claims against Colorado officials for “unconstitutional bullying,” a judge has ruled that cakemaker Jack Phillips has provided sufficient proof of religious hostility.

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