by William C. Duncan | Mar 31, 2021
People of faith shouldn’t dismiss others’ fears of discrimination Written by “How does my _____ affect you?” This rhetorical question is meant to clinch an argument. The logic is that a person’s private choices or beliefs, short of pickpocketing or...
by William C. Duncan | Mar 26, 2021
‘Zero-sum’ view of religious freedom is a bad take Written by One of the least attractive characteristics of human nature is our penchant to be dissatisfied or even unhappy when a perceived rival seems to experience good fortune. Perhaps this is the genesis...
by William C. Duncan | Mar 24, 2021
Massachusetts case highlights religion’s historical role in higher education Written by Photo Credit: Gordon College Website Gordon College is a flagship Christian liberal arts college in Massachusetts. It was founded in 1889 as the Boston Missionary Training...
by William C. Duncan | Mar 19, 2021
Foster care bill may start conversation about protection of vulnerable children Written by Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina, joined by Utah Sen. Mike Lee and 19 others, is sponsoring legislation – the Child Welfare Provider Inclusion Act – to facilitate the...
by Derek Monson and Marian Edmonds-Allen | Mar 19, 2021
Responsible centrist senators must save Equality Act from itself Written by Originally published through Tribune News Service. Another year, another Congress, another attempt to enact LGBTQ+ equality legislation that has no hope of succeeding. If LGBTQ+...
by William C. Duncan | Mar 17, 2021
Supreme Court’s confirmation of right to share beliefs on campus is a victory for all Written by William C. Duncan Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court issued an 8-1 decision that answered a narrow but important question about religious freedom. Similar to the...
