Supreme Court Saves Christian Hospitals from Crushing Pension Payments
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“Unanimous victory for religiously affiliated health care groups will affect 100 lawsuits.”
As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
“Unanimous victory for religiously affiliated health care groups will affect 100 lawsuits.”
“Gov. Greg Abbott (R-Texas) signed Senate Bill 24 Friday, which prevents the state officials from issuing subpoenas demanding that pastors hand over their sermon messages for government inspection.” OneNewsNow
“A Baptist mother of two has filed religious discrimination and retaliation charges against a school system that threatened to fire her for privately telling a coworker she’d pray for him.”
“1. The Johnson Amendment exclusively targets churches” CPost
“A major concern addressed in this year’s report is that ‘international religious freedom is worsening in both the depth and breadth of violations.’”
“Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin recently signed a bill into law that authorizes public school boards to allow schools to offer elective Bible literacy courses and provides state guidance to help establish such classes”
“The justices — at least some who seemed skeptical of the state’s position — proposed the examples as they considered whether the state’s exclusion of a church-operated daycare center from a playground resurfacing program constitutes religious discrimination.”
“Government restrictions on religion and social hostilities involving religion increased in 2015 for the first time in three years, according to Pew Research Center’s latest annual study on global restrictions on religion.”
“But a new survey of evangelical leaders — mainly pastors whose flocks were crucial to Trump’s victory in November — shows that close to 90 percent of those asked opposed the idea of clergy endorsing politicians from the pulpit.”
No author is listed for the following treatise, but most attribute it to John Murton, an associate and successor of Thomas Helwys as leader of General Baptists in London. The treatise first appeared in 1615.1
Leon McBeth wrote,
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