A New Court Case Challenges Drug Use for Religious Reasons It's a question that has plagued the US legislation for decades. At what point does it become illegal for a member of a church who believes...
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Derek Welch
Religious freedom defense didn't help a Missouri heroin dealer. Timothy Anderson, a heroin dealer from St. Louis, Missouri, claimed he should be permitted to sell the opioid. His argument was that...
Read more →Christian author and scholar Huston Smith lived many faiths in his spiritual journey. The world’s most renowned scholar and sage on religions, Huston Smith, passed away at his home in Berkeley...
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Psilocybin has been shown To alleviate depression. Mushrooms and hallucinogenic drugs are about to make a comeback onto the global stage, after two reputable studies at New York University (NYU) and Johns...
Read more →The Native American Church of Hawaii will not receive relief from marijuana laws based on their religious beliefs. The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal made by Native American Church of Hawaii,...
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The ACLU will no longer stand behind the RFRA on the basis that people are using their personal beliefs to abuse others. The American Civil Liberties Union, or ACLU, has begun to see the problem...
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A Bahá’í perspective on reckoning with racism By Randolph Dobbs
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Religious News From Around the Web July 6, 2020
You Don’t Have to be a Supreme Court Justice to See a Thumb on the Scales By Charles Franklin
