Making sense of the Supreme Court's ruling for religious schools

(OPINION) The July 8 Supreme Court decision allows religious institutions to choose teachers who align with their spiritual commitments. This is especially important for minority faiths like Judaism and Islam.

Opinion, North AmericaChelsea Langston BombinoJuly 10, 2020Chelsea Langston Bombino, religious freedom, Becket Fund, Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, religious liberty, SCOTUS, supreme court, Our Lady of Guadalupe, school choice, religious schools, discrimination, minoritiesComment

The fight over gay rights is playing out in a Supreme Court case

(OPINION) Traditional religious institutions are defending their policies on sexuality in two notable cases. One is the lawsuit that is the first of its kind, and the other will see the Supreme Court rule on whether federal prohibitions against sex discrimination can be applied to sexual orientation and gender identity.

Opinion, North AmericaRichard OstlingJanuary 28, 2020Fuller Theological Seminary, American Baptist Churches USA, Supreme Court, gay rights, Nathan Brittsan, gay marriage, Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, Richard Ostling, Gay Rights, U.S. Supreme Court, Obama Administration, Judaism, Christianity, IslamComment

Experts examine the state of religious liberty in America

Sohrab Ahmari, current op-ed editor of the New York Post; Mark Rienzi, Visiting Professor at Harvard Law School; Rabbi Dr. Meir Y. Soloveichik of Congregation Shearith Israel in Manhattan; and Dr. Jacqueline C. Rivers, the Executive Director of the Seymour Institute on Black Church and Policy Studies discussed upholding religious freedom in the US at a recent event hosted by The King’s College and the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty.

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