…can take advantage of it? The PanAsians, to pacify their subjects, have permitted religious activity to continue, so the scientists organize a new religion.  They use their skills to perform…

…religious rights, business’ interests, and ‘states’ rights’, than it is about civil rights. A court more concerned about corporations than it is about people. A court more concerned about Federalism…

…… ; from former staff members, from deep within the religious right. By this summer, maybe fall, Vladimir Vladimirovich himself might well be available, and willing. Imagine waking up every…

…for their seat on the Court, did give them their gun-rights, their religious freedoms; and, the right to impose some of their beliefs on others; responded to their concerns about…

…this way, and so do religious cults.  Most of the time the curve is nipped in its early phase, but not always.  It isn’t a good idea to assume a…

…religious dogma; whilst doing little or nothing to protect them; instead, offering only mumbled cultural platitudes and banalities. We have watched front-row as more than 500,000 Americans have died in…

…whatever and any silver idol being clear and prime examples of what was clearly forbidden. So it is ironic that at a conference heavily attended by religious right fundamentalists who…

…the religious modifier. But before Labor Day, 1971 the usage was sparse. Usage was sparse enough to permit examination of each time the phrase was used in a journal or…

…Amendment. The Robert’s Court in what one scholar called the SCOTUS “most important free exercise decision since 1990,” the justices used the shadow docket to expand religious liberty. The Trump…

…means that people need to hear pro-vax messages from people they trust – their doctors, religious leaders, family members, etc., not from politicians.  This makes communication much more difficult.  President…