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… 21, 2023 It’s always wrong for the government to violate religious freedom, but it’s particularly cruel when it does so in a way that harms needy children. In the state of … these families rely on the meals and snacks their children receive at Dayspring to keep from going hungry. For almost 20 …

… in 2009. She received her B.A. in Politics and Theology & Religious Studies phi beta kappa from the Catholic University … in 2009. She received her B.A. in Politics and Theology & Religious Studies phi beta kappa from the Catholic University …

… protected freedom of churches, Christian ministries and religious schools. Prior to joining ADF, Schmitt clerked for … protected freedom of churches, Christian ministries and religious schools. Prior to joining ADF, Schmitt clerked for …

… How the Ministerial Exception Protects Religious Institutions from Government Interference The … minister should ultimately be based on “what an employee does.” Thus, the religious function of employees should be … to whether they fall under the ministerial exception. Why does the ministerial exception matter today? The ministerial …

… to refrain from speaking in a way that would violate her religious beliefs. Written by Alliance Defending Freedom … facilitate their social transition. For Vivian, this would mean directly contradicting her own religious beliefs about … faith, but also in biological reality. It would also mean directly engaging in a form of psychiatric intervention …

Joshua Rogers serves as senior counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom’s Center for Life, where he litigates matters involving constitutional freedoms and the sanctity of life. Rogers is a 17-year veteran of the U.S. Department of Justice. During his time at the DOJ, he served as an Assistant United States Attorney in two U.S. Attorneys’ Offices and as a trial attorney in the Civil Rights Division. Rogers argued 25 times before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. and Fourth Circuits and filed over 100 briefs in those courts. He also appeared countless times before U.S. district courts ...

… the mayor abruptly turned on Kelvin in 2014 because of his religious beliefs. Cochran v. City of Atlanta Kelvin is a … While Kelvin’s book is not about sexual morality, it does address the topic on a few pages and teaches—in … confirmed that Kelvin had been suspended because of the religious beliefs he expressed in his book. When the 30-day …

… Supreme Court Affirms Religious Freedom in School Choice In Arizona Christian … tuition for students who wish to attend private schools—religious or nonreligious—in Arizona. Following the donation, Arizona taxpayers receive a dollar-for-dollar tax credit on their state income …

… campus, without punishment from school officials.   What does the ADF Center for Academic Freedom do? ADF understands … her program had raised concerns about Maggie sharing her religious and political beliefs on social media and in … from the lawsuit.   Restricting the ability of religious groups to organize Some colleges and universities have tried …

… Mandate Lunch is back on the menu for students attending religious schools after an ADF lawsuit on behalf of Grant … redefining Title IX, the children’s ability to receive their lunches was in jeopardy. Read more about the … respect, no matter what. But the school cannot abandon its religious beliefs about human sexuality—that God made us male …