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First Liberty Briefing: Religious Garb Banned In Nebraska Public Schools

By Danny Avila April 23, 2018Culture / Society, Education, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Religious Garb Banned In Nebraska Public Schools | A Nebraska law banning teachers from wearing religious garb in public schools is forcing people like Sister Madeline Miller to violate their religious beliefs.

First Liberty Briefing: Obama-era Contraceptive Mandate Rolled Back by Trump Administration

By Danny Avila April 16, 2018Culture / Society, First Liberty Briefing, Podcast, Politics

Obama-era Contraceptive Mandate Rolled Back by Trump Administration | After three years of litigation, the new interim final rule should provide exemptions and protection from future administrations.

First Liberty Briefing: California Judge Rules In Baker’s Favor

By Danny Avila April 9, 2018Culture / Society, Encouragement, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

California Judge Rules In Baker’s Favor | Judge David Lampe ruled in favor of Cathy Miller, the owner of Tastries bakery when she was sued for declining to create a cake based on her religious convictions.

First Liberty Briefing: What You Don’t See In the Media

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

What You Don’t See In the Media | When the government declares that citizens like Aaron and Melissa are not entitled to the Constitution’s promises of religious liberty and free speech, its people push aside any goodwill that allows people to coexist peacefully with beliefs with which they may disagree.

First Liberty Briefing: Are Public and Legislative Prayers Permissible?

By Danny Avila March 26, 2018Culture / Society, Education, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Are Public and Legislative Prayers Permissible? Public and legislative prayer has not only been a long-standing part of our country’s history and tradition; it has at least twice been upheld by the Supreme Court of the United States.

First Liberty Briefing: Colleges are Providing Students of All Faiths Space On Campus

By Danny Avila March 19, 2018Culture / Society, Education, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

Colleges are Providing Students of All Faiths Space On Campus | Religious students should be able to use campus space on the same terms as secular students. To the extent certain religious backgrounds require specific space, the efforts by these Big 10 universities are to be commended.

First Liberty Briefing: What Do Cheese, a Pastor and Thomas Jefferson Have in Common?

By Danny Avila March 12, 2018Church Dynamics, Culture / Society, First Liberty Briefing, Politics

What Do Cheese, a Pastor and Thomas Jefferson Have in Common? A Baptist Minister in Massachusetts hauled a 1,235 pound cheese wheel the same day Jefferson wrote an infamous letter that was meant to assure the Danbury Baptists about government overreach.