Issue 53
FAITH UNDER FIRE |
| The Hobby Lobby Case |
| In March, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a landmark case, Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby Stores. Here is a text and video overview of the case and its implications.Related video: Conestoga Wood Specialties v Sebelius, a similar case out of Pennsylvania that will also be decided by the Supreme Court. |
| State Versus Faith: What’s at Stake in the Hobby Lobby Case |
| If we live in a country where we can’t express our faith through our business, then we may someday live in a country where we can’t express our faith at all. |
| New Mexico Supreme Court: Photographers Can’t Refuse Gay Weddings |
| From Christianity Today, the story of Christian photographer Elaine Huguenin and her ongoing battle for religious freedom. |
| Court Rules That Colorado Bakery Can’t Refuse Wedding Cake to Same-Sex Couple |
| From The Christian Post, the story of Jack Phillips and his faith-based refusal to prepare wedding cakes for gay marriage ceremonies. |
| Video Case: How Gay-Friendly Should Your Workplace Be? |
| A Christian-owned-and-operated company wrestles with whether to interview an openly gay job candidate. |
| The FAQs: Religious Expression in the Workplace |
| What are your rights on the job? Some straight talk from the American Center for Law and Justice (simply click the “FAQs” tab). |