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Category Archives: Freedom of Religion
Sharia Law: Constitutional Menace or a Religious Freedom?
When you hear the words, “Sharia Law,” what immediately comes to mind? If you said an Islamic legal code that is incompatible with the laws of our nation and states, you would probably be in “good” company, at least in … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom of Religion, Freedoms, Islam, Law, Religion
Tagged anti-Sharia, Bill of Rights, Christian mediation, Christianity, Constitution, Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, Federal Law, Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Worship, Islam, Islamic Law, Law, Muslims, Okalahoma legislature, Religion, Religious Liberty, Richard Land, Save Our State amendment, SBC, Sharia Law, Southern Baptist Convention, Southwestern Seminary, State Question 755, Tarrant Baptist Association, Tenets of Faith, U.S. Supreme Court, Vicki Miles-LaGrange
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Methodists Cover Cross in NJ: Education Trumps Faith
In Neptune Township, NJ, education trumped faith with assists from the A.C.L.U. and some local Methodists. I’m sure the Wesley Brothers would be so proud that the Great Auditorium, owned and operated by the Methodist-affiliated Camp Meeting Association, can host … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom of Religion, Government, Law
Tagged A.C.L.U., Camp Meeting Association, Christianity, Deerborn, faith, Freedom of Religion, graduation, high school graduation, Islam, Methodists, Michigan, Mosque, Muslim, Neptune Township, Neptune Township School District, Onward Christian Soldiers, public school, student led prayer, Wesley Brothers, worship
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Interfaith Alliance, Faith Shared & Sinking Sand
If you are liberal Baptist Welton Gaddy, president of the Interfaith Alliance, “a religious freedom organization that seeks to unite diverse faith voices against extremism,” then your answer is a resounding, “YES!” If you believe that the Bible is the … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Freedom of Religion, Islam, Religion
Tagged Bible, Biblical Christianity, Christianity, church, Faith Shared, Faith Shared Sunday, Imam, Interfaith Alliance, interfaith worship, Islam, Jesus Christ, Judaism, Koran, liberal Christianity, Lord's Day, Mosque, orthodox Christianity, Quran, Rabbi, Religion, Sinking Sand, Solid Rock, Synagogue
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Westboro’s Free Speech Win: Repugnant Yet Right
“Speech is powerful. It can stir people to action, move them to tears of both joy and sorrow, and—as it did here—inflict great pain. On the facts before us, we cannot react to that pain by punishing the speaker. As … Continue reading
Baptist Birds & Kentucky Mosques
As a transplanted Southerner living in the high desert of New Mexico, I am constantly trying to disciple the church flock on the finer points of our cherished Baptist distinctives. Every time that we have a potluck fellowship at church, it gives … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom of Religion, Freedoms, Islam, Worship
Tagged Baptists, Chicken, Dearborn, Freedom of Religion, Islam, Mayfield Kentucky, Muslims, Politics, Religion, Religious Liberty, Somali Muslims, Zoning Board
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Virginia Baptists & Religious Liberty
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government … Continue reading