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The Supreme Court Sides with Christian Business Owners and Muslims in Africa Are Mimicking the Church to Attract Followers

The Colson Fellows program is a lasting legacy of Chuck Colson following God’s voice.

07/1/23

John Stonestreet

John Stonestreet takes a first look at the new decision from the U.S. Supreme Court siding with 303 Creative in Colorado. The mainstream media says Christians and Muslims are competing for followers in Africa

 

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Section 1 – 303 Creative SCOTUS Ruling

303 Creative v. Elenis

Section 2 – The Competition for Believers in Africa is Transforming Christianity and Islam 

The Wall Street Journal

Section 3 – College Loan Forgiveness SCOTUS Ruling

Section 4 – US Companies are Talking Less about Pride Month 

“In landmark case, Supreme Court rules LGBTQ workers are protected from job discrimination”

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