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The Supreme Court offered a further sign that it favors letting employers with religious objections avoid the Obama administration’s so-called contraception mandate.
Read More »Wheaton College gets a pass from Supreme Court on contraception mandate
BRIEF: GU exhibit traces faith traditions of political philosophy
The materials on display chronicle the development of medieval political philosophy and to illustrate the fascinating history of preserving medieval political philosophy through subsequent publication.
Read More »Should Congress repeal the law behind the Hobby Lobby case?
As soon as the Supreme Court decided for Hobby Lobby and against the Obama administration’s contraception mandate on Monday (June 30), critics called for the repeal of the 1993 law that the justices relied on to make their 5-4 decision.
Read More »July Coffee Talk: Religion & Patriotism
In July, at Indaba, SpokaneFAVS organized a Coffee Talk discussion around Religion & Patriotism. Below are the related posts: “Religion and Patriotism: Love your enemy” by John Hancock Jesus was not a patriot. His anti-establishment non-violence seems pretty clear: turn the other cheek, love your enemies, do good to …
Read More »Thanks for a great Coffee Talk today on Religion & Patriotism!
It was standing room only at today's Coffee Talk! Thanks to everyone who showed up.
Read More »Was Dietrich Bonhoeffer gay? A new biography raises questions
A new biography is raising questions about the life and relationships of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, an anti-Nazi dissident whose theological writings remain widely influential among Christians.
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