By Peyton Majors Christian Action League September 22, 2023 A Christian bookstore located within a military base in North Carolina has become the target of a left-leaning group that wants it booted due to the so-called “separation of church and state.” The bookstore, Faith2Soar, is located in an exchange mini-mall on Fort Liberty (formerly Fort […]
1st Amendment
The Supreme Court’s Stand for Religious Liberty: A Look at Recent Victories
By Sam Currin Christian Action League August 9, 2023 With American Christians and religious institutions facing discrimination both in the marketplace and by governments, it is no surprise that religious liberty issues have become center stage at the U.S. Supreme Court. In fact, the Court’s dockets for the past several years have included more religious […]
‘In God We Trust’ Would be Placed in N.C. Legislative Chambers Under New Bill
By Peyton Majors Christian Action League March 3, 2023 A North Carolina legislator introduced a bill this week that would require the national motto “In God We Trust” to be placed prominently in both legislative chambers, saying it would serve as a “constant reminder” that legislators are serving God in their elected roles. The bill, […]
Elon Law Professor Says Constitution Prohibits Congress from Codifying Roe v. Wade
By Peyton Majors Christian Action League July 8, 2022 President Biden and Democratic leaders have stated their intention to “codify Roe” nationwide with federal legislation, yet an Elon University law professor counters that such a law would be unconstitutional from the get-go under Supreme Court precedent. Thomas J. Molony, a law professor at the Elon, […]
Victory: Supreme Court Sides with Coach Who was Fired for Post-Game Prayer
By Peyton Majors Christian Action League June 29, 2022 The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed advocates of religious liberty a landmark victory, siding with a high school football coach who had been fired for post-game prayers and overturning a 51-year-old legal precedent that had been used to limit religious freedoms. The justices, in a […]
Suzanna Newell, Vaccine Survivor
By Jonathan Barnes Intellectual Takeout May 18, 2022 For St. Paul resident Suzanna Newell, there’s life before the jab and life after the jab. Suzanna got her first vaccine dose in late March 2021. Her second shot came on Apr. 13, 2021, and two days later she became very sick and never recovered. In fact, […]
Offended World
By Dave Eden, Eden Political Cartoons “There is something great about this country. The First Amendment and its guarantee to freedom of speech allows us to express our offenses. But we are also allowed liberty of thought, which means we can use common sense and choose not to be offended at every inconsequential thing, which […]
Students Supporting Israel Finally Recognized at Duke University
By L.A. Williams Christian Action League March 10, 2022 Students Supporting Israel, which had been denied recognition as an official campus club at Duke University last fall, has now been granted student organization status, but only after national free speech advocates and a U.S. senator called out the University for allowing discriminatory practices. “I am […]
Pro-Israel Group Wrongly Denied Recognition at Duke University
By Hunter Hines Christian Action League January 21, 2022 FIRE, an organization that defends the free speech rights of students and faculty on University campuses, is reporting that Duke University’s student government has denied recognition to a pro-Israel club on campus. The decision has also garnered the ire of other civil liberties organizations and even […]
Do We Have Religious Liberty or Not?
By NC State Senator Joyce Krawiec Christian Action League October 14, 2021 There is a concerted effort by many in this country, including some elected to public office and many activist organizations, to attack religious liberty. Our religious liberty is spelled out in the First Amendment to the Constitution. There’s a reason our founders put […]