The Faith-Based Initiative Should be a Priority for Both Campaigns and Parties
Abortion, immigration, inflation, the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, economic opportunity, racism . . . the two main presidential candidates, their parties, and their party platforms have focused […]
Proceed with Caution
This article was originally published in Liberty magazine and can be accessed at Proceed with Caution. Faith-based charities come to grips with new church-state rules for government funding. The Biden […]
The Common Good is Plural: What Then Should We Require of Government? (A Brief Reflection)
This article was originally published in the Journal of Christian Legal Thought, Volume 14, Issue 1 (2024). It is republished here with permission from the original publisher. Christians from many […]
Religious Liberty in the States: 2024 Report Highlights Surprising Rankings and Key Trends
On July 19, 2024, the Religious Liberty in the States (RLS) project released its third annual report measuring how well the 50 states protect crucial dimensions of individual and institutional […]
The Charitable Act: How Tax Reform Can Boost Charitable Giving and Support Faith-Based Organizations
Charitable giving in 2023 reached a new high in total dollars but declined in actual value when adjusted for inflation, according to Giving USA. Giving by individuals increased less than […]