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Religious Freedom and the Supreme Court

Looking back at an Historic Court Term

07/10/20

John Stonestreet

Shane Morris

What will be the long-term impact of the Supreme Court’s rulings on religious  freedom this term? Will religious individuals enjoy the same protections that religious institutions do?

John Stonestreet and Shane Morris give their perspective on the Court’s decisions as well as on a letter on the dangers of cancel culture signed by left-of-center luminaries, and a Massachusetts city’s decision to recognize polyamorous relationships.

Finally, we share a portion of Shane’s BreakPoint Podcast interview with Dr. Sam Allberry, author of Why Does God Care Who I Sleep With? And John and Shane answer your questions about systemic racism and social distancing at church.

Download the MP3 audio here.

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