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Chief Justice John Roberts

Could ‘Respect for Marriage’ Law Backfire? Yes, It’s Possible!

By L.A. Williams Christian Action League December 16, 2022 “It ain’t over till the fat lady sings!” The colloquialism often used in reference to a sporting event may equally apply to the battle over marriage in America. Legal experts this week say the so-called Respect for Marriage Act, approved by Congress and signed into law […]

Filed Under: Featured, Marriage Tagged With: Chief Justice John Roberts, DOMA, L.A. Williams, Liberty Counsel, Mat Staver, Obergfell v. Hodges, Pres. Biden, Respect for Marriage Act, Rev. Mark Creech, Richard Mast, SCOTUS, United States v Windsor

If Federal Legislation for Same-Sex Marriage Passes, Religious Protections for N.C. Magistrates No Longer Assured

By M.H. Cavanaugh Christian Action League August 4, 2022 A little more than two weeks ago, the Christian Action League reported on the “Respect for Marriage Act,” passing the U.S. House of Representatives to codify same-sex marriage into federal law. The bill was a response to concerns that since Roe v. Wade had been overturned […]

Filed Under: Featured, Marriage Tagged With: Chief Justice John Roberts, Gov. Pat McCrory, HR 8404, Kim Davis, Liberty Counsel, M.H. Cavanaugh, magistrates, Obergefell v. Hodges, Respect for Marriage Act, Rev. Mark Creech, Roe v. Wade, Same-Sex Marriage, Sen. Richard Burr, Sen. Thom Tillis

Recent SCOTUS Decisions that Could Impact North Carolinians for Generations

By Peyton Majors Christian Action League June 24, 2022 From school choice to voter ID, the U.S. Supreme Court tackled multiple issues in recent weeks that could impact North Carolinians for generations. Here is a brief overview of three notable cases: Court Sides with School Choice in Maine Case In a 6-3 decision, the justices […]

Filed Under: Featured, Voter Education Tagged With: AG Josh Stein, Berger v. North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP, Boston, Carson v. Makin, Chief Justice John Roberts, Christian flag, Harold Shurtleff, Justice Amy Barrett, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Justice Clarence Thomas, Justice Neil Gorsuch, Justice Samuel Alito, Justice Stephen Breyer, Peyton Majors, Phil Berger, Rev. Mark Creech, School Choice, SCOTUS, Shurtleff v. Boston, Tim Moore, voter ID

About Burr’s Vote to Convict Former President Donald Trump

By Rev. Mark Creech Christian Action League February 19, 2021 Several years ago, the U.S. Senate took up the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” a policy that allowed gays, lesbians, and bisexuals to serve openly in the military. The day before the vote, I called U.S. Senator Richard Burr and asked him to vote […]

Filed Under: Featured, Rev. Creech's Commentary Tagged With: Chief Justice John Roberts, Don't Ask Don't Tell, impeachment, LGBTQ, Pres. Trump, Rev. Mark Creech, Sen. Richard Burr

Tillis and Burr Don’t Support Impeachment, Creech says it Stokes Fires of Anger in the U.S.

By Hunter Hines Christian Action League January 27, 2021 The second impeachment trial of former President Donald J. Trump will begin on February 8. But North Carolina’s two Senators, Tillis and Burr, have indicated they oppose it. The Raleigh News and Observer noted that both Tillis and Burr voted to acquit Trump during his first […]

Filed Under: Featured, Other Issues Tagged With: Brad Raffensperger, Capitol riot, Chief Justice John Roberts, Constitution, election 2020, HUnter Hines, impeachment, Liberty Counsel, Mat Staver, Pres. Joe Biden, Pres. Trump, Raleigh News & Observer, Rev. Mark Creech, SCOTUS, Sen. Patrick Leahy, Sen. Rand Paul, Sen. Richard Burr, Sen. Thom Tillis

U.S. Supreme Court Denies Church Right to Freely Worship

By M.H. CavanaughChristian Action LeagueJuly 31, 2020 In a split decision (5-4), the United States Supreme Court turned down an emergency request last Friday for an injunction pending appeal for a Nevada church. The application filed by Calvary Chapel Dayton Valley, located about 15 miles outside of Carson City, would have allowed it to have […]

Filed Under: 1st Amendment, Featured Tagged With: Calvary Chapel Dayton Valley, Calvary Chapel Dayton Valley v. Steve Sisolak, Chief Justice John Roberts, Constitution, Gov. Roy Cooper, Justice Neal Gorsuch, Justice Samuel Alito, Liberty Counsel, M.H. Cavanaugh, Mat Staver, Nevada, Rev. Mark Creech, SCOTUS, Sen. Ted Cruz, Sen. Tom Cotton, US Supreme Court, worship

SCOTUS Ruling Even More Significant Than 2015 Ruling Affirming Same-Sex Marriage

By L.A. WilliamsChristian Action LeagueJune 16, 2020 “A profound twist of the Constitution, natural law, and inalienable rights” — that’s how the Rev. Mark Creech, executive director of the Christian Action League describes Monday’s Supreme Court decision that radically redefines “sex,” giving special protections to LGBTQ people. “Legally, the sex of an individual is now […]

Filed Under: 1st Amendment, Featured, LGBTQ Tagged With: Alliance Defending Freedom, Chief Justice John Roberts, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Constitution, gender identity, Harris Funeral Homes v Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Justice Clarence Thomas, Justice Elena Kagan, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Justice Samuel Alito, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Jutice Neil Gorsuch, L.A. Williams, NC Values Coalition, Rev. Mark Creech, Rolling Stone, Same-Sex Marriage, Sarah Kramer, SCOTUS, sexual orientation, Tami Fitzgerald, U.S. Supreme Court

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