A Chick-fil-A franchisee in Austin, Texas, allegedly violated federal law by refusing to accommodate an employee’s religious request to observe the Sabbath on Saturday and then fired her after she declined a demotion, according to a federal lawsuit.
A Chick-fil-A franchisee in Austin, Texas, allegedly violated federal law by refusing to accommodate an employee’s religious request to observe the Sabbath on Saturday and then fired her after she declined a demotion, according to a federal lawsuit.
One of the last remaining historic Protestant churches in Iran is facing the threat of confiscation by the Iranian government, according to reports, drawing renewed international attention to...
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United Methodist megachurch pastor and author Adam Hamilton has released his first television ad for his campaign to represent Kansas in the United States Senate, accusing government leaders...
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Once again, like many other Americans, I found myself very pleased with some of the Court’s decisions and vexed by others
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Letters to the editor: NCR readers respond to stories about just war theory, religious liberty and Magnifica
Read moreOn America's 250th birthday, we can celebrate and embrace our first president's commitment to religious freedom — and rejoice that it's shared by the first American
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