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First Liberty Briefing: Activists Complain that Players Praying for Their Coach Violates the Law

By Danny Avila July 2, 2018Culture / Society, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Activists Complain that Players Praying for Their Coach Violates the Law | Students have a first amendment right to pray for their coach and the school cannot legally stop their religious expression. Thankfully, that’s precisely what school officials told the activists.

First Liberty Briefing: Conscience Protection for Canadian Doctors is at Risk

By Danny Avila June 25, 2018Culture / Society, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Conscience Protection for Canadian Doctors is at Risk | We must never permit the government to make optional what our Creator has made obligatory.

First Liberty Briefing: Student Speech Is Private Speech Protected by the First Amendment

By Danny Avila June 18, 2018Culture / Society, Education, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Student Speech Is Private Speech Protected by the First Amendment | The Free Exercise Clause does not permit the state to confine religious speech.

First Liberty Briefing: Religious Freedom Victory in New Jersey

By Danny Avila June 11, 2018Culture / Society, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Religious Freedom Victory in New Jersey | 3.25million dollars—that’s the price one New Jersey town will pay for its religious discrimination.

First Liberty Briefing: Freedom From Religion Foundation Demands Military Chaplains to Stop Praying

By Danny Avila June 5, 2018Culture / Society, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Freedom From Religion Foundation Demands Military Chaplains to Stop Praying | Military chaplains play an essential role and should never be censored or prohibited from providing invocations at official military events.

First Liberty Briefing: Navy Chaplain Sacrifices His Life for His Sailors

By Danny Avila May 31, 2018Culture / Society, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Navy Chaplain Sacrifices His Life for His Sailors | Lieutenant Junior Grade Aloysius H. Schmitt, a catholic priest better known as “Father Schmitt”, selflessly helped sailors escape during the Pearl Harbor attack.

First Liberty Briefing: Atheist Group Seeks to Dismiss National Motto

By Danny Avila May 22, 2018Culture / Society, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Atheist Group Seeks to Dismiss National Motto | A group of atheists filed a lawsuit in a failed bid to invalidate the national motto from our currency.

First Liberty Briefing: Does a Public Display of Our National Motto Violate the Separation of Church and State?

By Danny Avila May 15, 2018Culture / Society, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Does a Public Display of Our National Motto Violate the Separation of Church and State? "In God We Trust" has been honored and celebrated as an expression of what it means to be an American. Any effort to prevent its display should be rejected as bald efforts to rewrite our history and destroy our heritage.

First Liberty Briefing: Football Coach Attacked by Activists for Personal Religious Tweets

By Danny Avila May 7, 2018Culture / Society, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Football Coach Attacked by Activists for Personal Religious Tweets | A Football coach for the U.S. Air Force Academy and alumni used his personal Twitter account to post Bible verses. This angered an activist group, labeling the tweets as “unchecked Christian extremism” and demanded that the Academy put an end to it.

First Liberty Briefing: Company Discriminates Against Woman’s Religious Beliefs

By Danny Avila May 1, 2018Culture / Society, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Company Discriminates Against Woman’s Religious Beliefs | The Akebono Brake Corportaion hired Clintoria Burneett in 2014 to fulfill the job of Washer Inspector. But when her religious beliefs prohibit her from wearing pants, the company sought to withdraw their offer of employment.