CRE Files Amicus Brief in Major Supreme Court Case
Washington, D.C — September 7, 2017. Today, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE) filed an amicus brief before the United States Supreme Court on behalf [...]
The Supreme Court Abolishes Traditional Meaning of Marriage (and Democracy)
Washington, D.C. — June 26, 2015. The Supreme Court announced a grave decision regarding marriage this morning. The Court determined that a fresh, enlightened reading [...]
Same-Sex Marriage Advocates Finally Come Across a Judge Unwilling to Bow to Political Pressure
Hans Christian Anderson’s famous story, The Emperor’s New Clothes, teaches that we should strive to discern and declare truth in the face of mounting political [...]
Religious Freedom Legislation
To the Christian, a job is more than a job; it is a calling. Whether as a butcher, baker, or candle-stick maker (or even a [...]
In the Name of Tolerance
Tolerance. That’s the buzz word for one of contemporary culture’s most exalted virtues. Do not judge, do not try to impose your morality on anyone [...]
Altering Marriage Will Impact Freedom of Conscience in Hawaii
Since the 2012 elections, the number of states sanctioning same-sex marriage has doubled, but in the rush to appease some outspoken and politically-connected citizens, are [...]
Three or Four or More Parents
If two parents are better than one, why not have three or four or even more? As ridiculous as that sounds, that is what's happening [...]
Proposed Legislation Would Aid Religious Freedom
The Book of Daniel in the Old Testament tells of three Jewish men, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who were ordered by the Babylonian government to [...]
Sidewalk Cleared
PENSACOLA — The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida has officially declared that the policy prohibiting literature distribution on the public sidewalk [...]
Buyer’s Remorse
Support for allowing same-sex couples to marry is apparently on the rise. Advocates -- through help from friends in media -- have effectively crafted and [...]