Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill on Sunday that would otherwise have forced Christian organizations and institutions to face a devastating choice: Betray your faith or be prosecuted by the state. Jonathan Keller, president of California Family Council, explains to Stuart Shepard in the Family Policy Briefing why AB 569 would have brought so much
We’re seeing a refreshing reaffirmation of the importance of faith in American life. Specifically, a directive for government to let people of faith live their lives. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard puts in context and explains why it’s a good and necessary change. Read the “Federal Protections for Religious Liberty.” Kansas Family Voice actively
From playgrounds to wedding cakes to something called the “Protecting Freedom of Conscience from Government Discrimination Act,” religious freedom has been winning lately in the courts. Stuart Shepard asks Ashley Shaw, Kansas Family Voice’s new legal expert, to explain the nuances of these court actions and how they impact Christians across America.
“You can’t do that here!” A police officer stopped Joe, the guy with the flag, and his friends from handing out what they wanted to hand out where they wanted to hand it out. You’ll want to know what they wanted to share with their fellow students.
In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard shares some sage advice about faith from some people who many would consider a little radical – even revolutionary.
The Founding Fathers saw an important difference between “Freedom” and “Liberty” – and that’s why they tended to prefer one word over the other. Do you know the distinction between the two? Stuart Shepard explains it in a winsome way in his Stoplight® commentary. Consider supporting our Statesmen Academy.
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