Do you think society is better off since banning prayer from classrooms 60 years ago? Dennis responds to objections to a PragerU social media post on optional, non-denominational prayer in schools. Hear why Dennis believes this was one of the worst rulings in America’s judicial history. Watch Now
The Supreme Court heard arguments today (4/25) in a case involving a former football coach in Washington state. First Liberty Institute is representing Coach Joe Kennedy in his case against Bremerton High School which has been up and down the court system for years. He was fired for breathing private prayers on the field after football games. … More Praying coach, Joe Kennedy, a step closer to vindication
Cadet Being Fired for Religion: 3-star General Secretary Caught Fibbing on Radio Show About Religious Freedom Denied to Air Force Academy Cadet NEWS PROVIDED BY / PrayInJesusName.org / April 22, 2022 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., April 22, 2022 /Christian Newswire/ — An unnamed U.S. Air Force Academy “Cadet X” could be dismissed for his religious views … More Cadet Being Fired for Religion
It’s an incredible victory in a trial that should have never taken place. After months of wondering about her fate — and the fate of religious freedom in general — Finnish member of Parliament, Dr. Päivi Räsänen, was finally cleared of all charges, three years after her Bible tweet ignited an international firestorm. After months … More A Finnish Line for Freedom
Student faces attacks for reading Bible in Florida school, science teacher called him ‘ignorant’: lawsuit A 14-year-old Christian student in Florida, who was allegedly told to stop taking his Bible to school after he was repeatedly attacked and bullied by students and teachers alike for his faith, has filed a lawsuit “seeking significant damages because … More Student faces attacks for reading Bible
. Finland Puts the Bible on Trial Yesterday, Europe’s biggest religious freedom case went to trial. A Finnish member of parliament, Päivi Räsänen, has been charged by the Finnish prosecutor general with three counts of “ethnic agitation,” a hate speech provision in Finland’s criminal code. Each count relates to Räsänen’s respectful expression of widely held … More Religion on Trial
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday over whether a Christian flag should be allowed to fly outside of Boston’s City Hall. The city claims that allowing a Christian flag to fly on a flagpole often used by community groups is government endorsement of religion, according to NBC. Read More @ Source: Supreme Court Announces It … More Supreme Court Announces It Will Hear Controversial Christian Flag Case
The Defense Department didn’t have any trouble getting 97 percent of its troops vaccinated — but when it comes to granting some exemptions, well, they’re just too busy. On Monday, the same day the Pentagon upped its alarm level on the virus to HPCON Charlie (Health Protection Condition Charlie), Pentagon spokesman John Kirby struggled to … More Is Religious Freedom Even on the Military’s Radar?
The warning signs signs seems clear that this is the sort of agenda headed for America. With the passage of Bill C-4 (the “conversion therapy” ban), there is a great deal of concern among Canadian churches. Has the Trudeau government put a law on the books that effectively criminalizes Christianity? According to some prominent clergy … More New Canadian Law Will Officially Describe Parts Of The Bible As ‘Myth’
Here is a two part series “The Limits of Liberty” from GTY Blog Overconfidence is a sure way to fall into temptation and sin. To assume you’re beyond the world’s grasp, immune to its enticements, and free to do whatever you like is often the first step toward the harsh realization that you’re not. READ … More The Danger of Overconfidence
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