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Is There a Better Way to Fight 'Political Correctness'?
When language is a tool for coercion, nobody wins.
O. Alan Noble | July 29, 2016
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Christian Pharmacists and Pharmacy Owners Lose Emergency Contraceptive Appeal
Court rules that dispensing Plan B and ella does not violate religious freedom.
Timothy C. Morgan | July 27, 2015
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Dealing with Secular Extremism
4 ways to calm the stormy waters around gay marriage.
Mark Galli | June 17, 2015
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Why a Lesbian Lawmaker Voted Against Hawaii's Same-Sex Marriage Bill
With 1 in 3 states soon allowing gays and lesbians to wed, religious freedom protections get unexpected advocate.
Kate Tracy | November 14, 2013
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N.M. Supreme Court: Photographers Can't Refuse Gay Weddings
Justice: “There is a price we all have to pay in our civic life.”
Ted Olsen | August 22, 2013
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How Should Christians Get Rid of Garbage in their Hearts?
Dealing with the source of sin is a staggering commitment.
Kyle Idleman | February 04, 2013
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Government Backs Down on Contraceptive Mandate
Promises to "never enforce" current HHS rule against Wheaton College or similar religious employers. But is it a real victory?
Melissa Steffan | December 19, 2012
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Tolerance—Or Else: Coercive Attempts to Impose Secular Beliefs
Secularists, D.A. Carson says, want to drive their opponents from the public square.
Mollie Ziegler Hemingway | April 16, 2012
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Mass Appeal: Evangelicals Copy More of Catholic Playbook to Oppose Contraception Ruling
Mandate has evangelicals and Catholics finding common ground on ethics—and strategy.
Sarah Pulliam Bailey | April 13, 2012
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Religious Groups Still Weighing In on Obama Administration's Contraception Plan
A recent proposal by the administration tries to address previous religious freedom concerns.
Sarah Pulliam Bailey | March 23, 2012
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