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Earlier this year, a Supreme Court ruling protected certain closely held companies whose owners have a religious objection to offering …
Read More »Ryan Bomberger Appeals NAACP Censorship Ruling
Yesterday we posted a video of Ryan Bomberger’s appearance at the recent Values Voter Summit. Ryan rightly calls out the …
Read More »Doctor Fired for Refusing to Dispense Contraceptives Sues Philadelphia
The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) is a law firm that represents Christians whose freedom of religion has …
Read More »Christian Business Owners and Marriage
Christian business owners who oppose the profaning of marriage and the deviant lifestyle associated with it are penalized for their …
Read More »WATCH: The President Of Hobby Lobby Takes His Fight For Faith Back To DC In An Inspiring Way
In his first nationally televised interview since winning a landmark Supreme Court victory for religious freedom, the president of Hobby …
Read More »The Radiance Foundation Appeals Ruling in NAACP Parody Case
BCN editor’s note: please contact the author for reprint permission. Abortion doesn’t advance colored people. And since we’re all colored people, killing …
Read More »Obama Administration Drops Abortion-Pill Mandate Appeals
Life News reports that the Obama administration has dropped appeals in several cases that challenged the Obamacare abortion-pill mandate. The …
Read More »Religious Freedom Is More Than Worshiping God in Private
Certain secularists probably wouldn’t mind seeing all forms of religious worship relegated to the privacy of churches and homes. Though …
Read More »Under New Obamacare Abortion Pill Rule, Insurers Must Pay
To get around the objections of companies that oppose paying for drugs that could induce abortions, the Obama administration created …
Read More »This Guy's Twisted Definition of Religious Freedom May Be the Exact Reason Why Obama Appointed Him
Barack Obama this week selected Rabbi David Saperstein to fill a spot at the top of the Department of State’s …
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