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Wisconsin Supreme Court Decision Truncates Religion
Wisconsin Supreme Court Decision Truncates Religion

This decision, Catholic Charities v. Wisconsin Labor & Industry Review Commission, might at first glance seem to be yet another boring administrative matter. That’s far from being the case. In fact, the outcome raises the bar for all religions to show that their charity arms deserve such exemptions in the state.

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Analysis, Catholicism, Christianity, Constitution, News, North America, Politics, Religion, Religious Freedom, SocietyPaul MarshallPaul Marshall, religious freedom, religious liberty, law, charities, Christianity, Catholic church, religion, news, analysis, politics, recharge, Recharge, Secondary FeatureComment
A farewell to a rare Christian apologist from Cal Berkeley
A farewell to a rare Christian apologist from Cal Berkeley

(OPINION) Law professor and author Phillip E. Johnson died on Nov. 2. The Christian and secular worlds lose an intellectual giant who challenged his own tribe as much as he did his ideological opponents.

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