by William C. Duncan | Nov 13, 2020
‘Three Ring Government’ and religious freedom Written by Interspersed among the Saturday morning cartoons of childhood during the 1970s and early ’80s were the “Schoolhouse Rock!” shorts. The impetus for the series was parental inspiration – specifically an...
by William C. Duncan | Nov 6, 2020
SCOTUS may settle important religious freedom questions in foster care case Written by On Wednesday, Justice Brett Kavanaugh suggested that the Supreme Court and state governments “should be looking, where possible, for win-win answers” in situations where...
by William C. Duncan | Nov 4, 2020
People of faith give stalwart support to foster care system Written by The Supreme Court will hear arguments in an important religious freedom case, Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, on Wednesday, November 4. As we have noted before, this case involves the...
by William C. Duncan | Oct 28, 2020
Q&A: Multiple opportunities for religious freedom protection at Supreme Court Written by “Constitutional rights are priceless, but courts don’t always treat them that way,” says Chris Schandevel, legal counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF)....
by William C. Duncan | Oct 23, 2020
Religious belief accelerated efforts for women’s suffrage Written by A common (and incorrect) stereotype is that religion treats women as subservient to men. Both contemporary and historical evidence show otherwise, however. In the New York Post, Naomi...
