Tag Archives: Religious Liberty

Nuns, a Pipeline and Religious Liberty – or Privilege

Posted on July 18, 2017 by Andrew Stuttaford

Well, here’s something for everyone: Pipelines, eminent domain, nuns, ‘religious liberty’ or (take your pick) religious privilege. As the Washington Post explains the story, an energy company (Williams Cos) wants to run a natural gas pipeline through agricultural land owned … Continue reading →

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John Fisher, Again

Posted on April 4, 2015 by Andrew Stuttaford

Writing in The American Conservative, Rod Dreher refers, by implication approvingly, to St. John Fisher, “the English Catholic bishop who went to his death rather than conform to the king’s dictates.” Say what you will, but Fisher was no defender … Continue reading →

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Religious Liberty!

Posted on April 4, 2015 by Andrew Stuttaford

Balkanization moves on merrily along. WABC: – A man is suing Costco for religious discrimination. He tells Eyewitness News exclusively that when he refused to work with pork, the major retailer sent him outside to gather carts. “Just because you … Continue reading →

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There is no religious liberty, only religious VIPs

Posted on February 12, 2012 by David Hume

While I have been busy with my newborn daughter there has been a lot of brouhaha over the Obama administration and their infringement of religious liberty due to their position on contraception and health care. I don’t have a strong … Continue reading →

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