Religious freedom and free speech are under attack on college campuses around the country, including right here in North Dakota. For example, on some campuses of the North Dakota university system, religious clubs are not allowed to require that their leaders agree with the club’s beliefs. This is unacceptable. The issue of free expression on
Religious freedom and free speech are under attack on college campuses around the country, including right here in North Dakota. For example, on some campuses of the North Dakota university system, religious clubs are not allowed to require that its leaders agree with the club’s beliefs. This is unacceptable. The issue of free expression on
“Freedom is a fragile thing and is never more than one generation away from extinction. It is not ours by inheritance. It must be fought for and defended constantly by each generation. . .” Ronald Reagan, Gubernatorial Inaugural Address, 1967 Religious Freedom Wins of 2020 As today is National Religious Freedom Day, we thought it
Every New Year brings a sense of hope and optimism. After a 2020 that brought a seeming onslaught of challenges, rounding into 2021, in many ways, will bring a renewed sense of opportunity and possibility. For us at Kansas Family Voice of Georgia, it means the legislative session is set to begin – bringing with
One of the results of the COVID-19 pandemic and the popularly discussed “climate crisis” is that more and more, people are thinking globally. This has allowed some powerful individuals and entities (who have no strong national allegiance) to manipulate situation. If you have not yet heard about “The Great Reset,” you will! It is a
FOX News reported on the recent Portland unrest in all-to-familiar recent fashion. It was protestors, city police officers, some federal officers, chanting, etc. Overall, FOX headlined it as, “Portland sees largely peaceful night of protests with more than 1,000 demonstrators as feds prepare to withdraw”, which was a welcome relief to the protests not too
Over the past few weeks, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down three significant decisions involving the First Amendment freedom of religion. In Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, the Court ruled that a discriminatory Montana rule prohibiting students from using tax-credit scholarships at religious schools violated the Free Exercise Clause of the U.S. Constitution. (5-4
Like most of us, Army Senior Chaplain (Colonel) Moon Kim wanted perspective on what God is doing through the worldwide Coronavirus pandemic. As a retired Army Chaplain (Colonel), I applaud Chaplain Kim’s desire to reflect on this critical issue. Chaplain Kim, who is command chaplain of U.S. Army Garrison Camp Humphreys in South Korea, found
As we get near the potential end of the stay-at-home order in Kansas (though the exact date seems to be up for debate), everyone has a different idea of how we move forward at this point. I won’t claim to know the best answers across the board. What I do know is that we need
By Vince Torres, Executive Director As reported last week, Legacy Church in Albuquerque filed a request for a temporary restraining order (TRO) in U.S. District Court following an unexpected revision to the Governor’s Public Health Order. Though the faith community had been voluntarily complying with the previous Order, the revisions removed the exception for churches,
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