Religious Liberty

The policy’s definition of religious discrimination specifies “institutionalized oppressions toward those who are not Christian.”More at Christian Post and OneNewsNow

Mark Tooley of The Institute of Religion & Democracy. Questioning the government’s “power to compel”

“House Study Bill 50, called the Religious Conscience Protection Act, would allow a person, business or organization such as a charity or fraternal group to deny services without fear of facing a civil claim or lawsuit if they think doing so would validate or recognize same-sex relationships.” DesMoines Register

“Kansans for Life feels that taking part in a prayer project in an attempt to change the announced plans for a new abortion clinic is among the least threatening activity available among the legal choices.” Facts Fly in Face of N.O.W. Claims About KS Pro-life Prayer Meeting

Repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell results in no changes for chaplains (for now)

“The university has agreed to pay $125,000 to Martin Gaskell in exchange for Gaskell dropping a federal religious discrimination suit… Gaskell was a top candidate, but some professors called him ‘something close to a creationist’ and ‘potentially evangelical’ in e-mails.” NPR

“Instead of creating a neutral platform for all comers, a neutral marketplace of all viewpoints, they’ve actually empowered internet service providers to censor out viewpoints they don’t like as long it’s ‘reasonable network management,’” Parshall told The Christian Post. Christian Broadcasters Cite Problems in Net Neutrality

You can now put “John 3:16” on your license plate in VermontFederal Appeals Court Rejects Vt. Ban on Religious Vanity PlatesRelated… sort of: Faith-Based Ky. Group Sues Over Rejection of “In God We Trust” Plate