Religion & American Law
This blog represents a project of students at Bucknell University.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Rozanski v. Stolzer: Religious Freedom and Sacramental Access in Immigration Detention Centers
›
The First Amendment protects the right to freely exercise religion, but the extent to which this right applies to individuals who are u...
15 comments:
Monday, October 19, 2026
Religious Freedom in Public Spaces
›
As a Christian, David Hoffman sincerely believes that it is his mission to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Hoffman has been evangelizing...
8 comments:
Should Religious Schools Receive Public Funding Without Following Its Rules?
›
Should Religious Schools Receive Public Funding Without Following Its Rules? Colorado’s requirement protects access to taxpayer-funded educa...
2 comments:
Sunday, October 18, 2026
Can Religion Count as a Religious Exemption to Abortion?
›
In 2022, the Hoosier Jews for Choice and four anonymous women, from varying religious faiths, sued the state of Indiana to challenge ...
5 comments:
Tuesday, October 6, 2026
When Religious Freedom Conflicts With Public Health: Miller v. McDonald
›
As early as 1830, the Amish began settling in New York. They came to the United States in search of religious liberty. The Amish have been...
16 comments:
Can Catholic Schools Engage in Workplace Discrimination?
›
In late August of 2021, Kenneth Ference applied to be a teacher at the Aquinas Academy Catholic school serving under the Roman Catholic Di...
13 comments:
Monday, October 5, 2026
When Public Funding Meets Religious Education
›
The government must balance two important constitutional values when providing public benefits that could be used for religious purpose...
10 comments:
When Faith and Foster Care Collide
›
In July of 2024 a Washington woman by the name Shannon McIntire applied to become a foster parent. Following this application was a ne...
2 comments:
‹
›
Home
View web version