by William C. Duncan | Nov 4, 2022
People of faith have played a longtime role in encouraging civic participation Written by William C. Duncan With Halloween now past, skeletons and gravestones will start disappearing from our neighborhoods, but a spooky atmosphere is still here … because it’s still...
by William C. Duncan | Oct 28, 2022
Are religious freedom claims all about politics? It’s not that simple Written by William C. Duncan Though religious groups and people of faith have welcomed recent U.S. Supreme Court religious freedom decisions, some observers have characterized them as part of a...
by William C. Duncan | Oct 21, 2022
Religious colleges are good marriage incubators Written by William C. Duncan Americans are less likely to get married than they have in the past. A Pew Research Center article explains: “The share of adults ages 25 to 54 who are currently married fell from 67% in...
by William C. Duncan | Oct 21, 2022
Faith and religious practice boost health of individuals and communities Written by William C. Duncan Voices in the media are predicting a serious season of illness during the winter with increases in COVID, flu and colds all coming at the same time. The New York...
by William C. Duncan | Oct 14, 2022
Religious schools need protecting, especially in the developing world Written by William C. Duncan In his remarks at the July 2022 Notre Dame Religious Liberty Summit in Rome, law school dean G. Marcus Cole offered some important international context to the...
by William C. Duncan | Oct 14, 2022
Lawsuit against Utah’s abortion trigger law highlights court powers Written by William C. Duncan The classic educational video, “I’m Just a Bill,” tells the story of an idea – requiring buses to stop before crossing railroad tracks – that is proposed as federal...
