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The Secular Coalition for America is extending the deadline for its “Knit A Brick” campaign, an effort to protest the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision
The internet continues to react to the Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision in the Hobby Lobby case, in which they determined that closely-held corporations can claim
Today, the Supreme Court issued its ruling on the case brought against the contraception mandate in the new Affordable Care Act. Written by Samuel Alito,
The FIFA World Cup, the largest sporting event in the world, is about to kick off in Brazil this week. Soccer, or football, as
As the U.S. Supreme Court pondered the question of prayer at government meetings, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote this week that the First Amendment of the
The United Church of Christ filed a lawsuit in federal court today, arguing that their religious freedom was being violated as a result of North
In another example of why you should always know how to pray off book, even as Episcopalians, President Obama closed the annual Prayer Breakfast today
The Guardian in the UK reports that an extensive road project has been shelved due to an environmental group’s concerns about elves. The matter will
The Rev. Susan Russell states in The Huffington Post that religious liberty is not the liberty to impose your religion on everybody else. Then she
How well are Episcopalians represented in the U.S. Congress? Well, we’re ahead of the Lutherans and Presbyterians, but Catholics, Baptists and Methodists have us beat.
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