Priest denied ability to lead prayer at local City Council meeting plans to prove Wiccans have freedom of religion. Less than a month after the Supreme Court ruled that opening a town council meeting...
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The Hobby Lobby decision has implications that reach much further than most predict. Reactions run strong in the wake of this week’s Burwell v. Hobby Lobby decision, allowing the family owned craft-store...
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On what beliefs was the Hobby Lobby case for religious freedom based? On Monday June 30, 2014, the Supreme Court of the United States made a ruling that freed the Hobby Lobby company from having to provide...
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SCOTUS rules in favor of Hobby Lobby in corporations' religious rights versus contraceptives case. Monday morning, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 in the Hobby Lobby case that America has been watching...
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20 Jun 2014
Krista R. Burdine
The Hobby Lobby case regarding religious freedom has roots in the much broader issue of corporate personhood. The US Supreme Court is preparing to release a decision this month in the case of Hobby...
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09 Jun 2014 Alison Lesley
Cynthia Simpson will use the recent Supreme Court ruling in Greece v Galloway to re-ignite her case to allow her Wiccan prayers before local meetings. In 2002, in Chesterfield County, Virginia, Cynthia...
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21 May 2014 Krista R. Burdine
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas Supports State Right to Recognize Religion Justice Clarence Thomas has rocked a few boats in the wake of the Supreme Court's recent decision in Town of Greece...
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This Monday the Supreme Court ruled that opening a city council or other public board meeting with a prayer is Constitutional. They ruled that judges do not have the power to censor religious speech...
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Profiles in Faith: Archbishop Desmond Tutu
