Pro-Life Atheists on Religious Freedom, Jack Hayford Passes at 88, Catholic Hospital Can't Refuse Gender Surgery

A series of state-level lawsuits argue that the right to religious freedom includes abortion access, however, pro-life atheists assert that the right to practice one's faith does not justify "human rights violations."

Jack W. Hayford, a prominent pastor, author, seminary chancellor and the man who wrote the popular contemporary Christian worship song “Majesty,” has died at the age of 88.

A Catholic hospital owned by the University of Maryland Medical System broke the law by refusing to conduct a gender transition procedure, a federal judge ruled.

Sadie Robertson Huff urged thousands gathered at Passion 2023 to repent if their spiritual lives don’t align with their personal lives.

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