Chiles vs. Salazar | Conversion Therapy at the Supreme Court
by Yesterday (October 7, 2025), I listened to the Supreme Court arguments in Chiles vs. Salazer, a case challenging Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy for minors. …
Category: Religious Liberty
The iRS and the Johnson Amendment
This week the IRS issued a Joint Motion for Entry of Consent Judgment. The National Religious Broadcasters, Intercessors for America, and a couple churches had …
The Respect for Marriage Act
The U.S. Senate recently passed the so-called “Respect for Marriage Act” (S4456 and HR8404). What does it actually say? We take a look at the …
The Abrahamic Family House: Muslims, Jews, Christians, and the Document on Human Fraternity
Are Muslims, Jews and Christians one big happy religious family? In 2019, Pope Francis and Grand Imam Ahmed Al-Tayeb signed the Document on Human Fraternity …
Vaccines, Mandates, and Religious Exemptions
Is there a religious reason to refuse the COVID vaccine? That is a question that many Christians (and likely non-Christians) are asking in light of …
The Equality Act: What it is and how it affects us
The so-called “Equality Act” (H.R. 5) is an extremely dangers and nonsensical piece of legislation that attempts to redefine “sex” as “sexual orientation and gender …
SCOTUS Got it Wrong – Again! Bostock v. Clayton County
When we prohibit discrimination based on sex, what does that mean? For most of us, through most of history, it means that we can’t treat …
COVID-19 and Churches: The Danger Beyond the Virus
Just like that, we shut it down. Everything. Well, almost everything. You can still buy gas, even though you probably won’t be driving much. You …
A Masterful Evasion: The Masterpiece Cakeshop Ruling
Like many folks around the nation, I waited with anticipation for months while the United States Supreme Court deliberated over Masterpiece Cakeshop vs. Colorado Civil …