The United States: Christian nation or land for all religions? There seems to be some debate over which is the correct answer to that question. Some Christians believe that since they are the majority in the country, it is their nation to rule based on biblical teachings and values. This debate has popped into the mainstream … More One Nation under Religious Freedom
Besides the bedroom, a bathroom is considered the most private of places. This is where someone can go to freshen up, change clothing, or relieve bodily needs. Recently some southern U.S. states have taken up legislation in concern for the privacy of restrooms. Some conservatives in those states have voiced fear that privacy in bathrooms … More Culture War: Bathroom Edition
In modern times, many religious questions often turn into scientific ones as technology improves. Science can delve deeper than ever before into every facet of human life. Over the past millennia, philosophers and theologians have debated whether humans have free will. Do we as individuals have the personal agency to determine our own destinies? If … More The “New” Free Will & Its Implications
Often times, religion and law collide in the messiest of ways. Values begin to be weighted against each other in order to prioritize them. Is personal religious freedom more important than having a religiously impartial government? Can the two exist together? At what point can the government be considered as limiting the religious freedom of … More “Contempt”: KY Clerk Ordered To Jail for Denying Homosexuals Marriage Licenses
