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Americans must rely on Supreme Court to save traditional views on marriage - Vimarsana News

Americans must rely on Supreme Court to save traditional views on marriage

Americans must rely on the Supreme Court to save traditional views on marriage. Congress’s new Respect for Marriage Act doesn’t respect people of faith.

Opinion | The Anti-Abortion Movement, After Dobbs and the Midterms - Vimarsana News

Opinion | The Anti-Abortion Movement, After Dobbs and the Midterms

Readers react to a column by Ross Douthat and two guest essays about abortion after the Supreme Court decision.

Don't downplay violent attacks on Catholic churches - Vimarsana News

Don't downplay violent attacks on Catholic churches

Catholic churches have been targets of arson and vandalism since the Supreme Court's abortion ruling. Yet, there is virtually no outrage from the Biden administration. Why?

SCOTUS Case: Christian Artist Forced to Create Designs That Violate Her Beliefs About Marriage - Vimarsana News

SCOTUS Case: Christian Artist Forced to Create Designs That Violate Her Beliefs About Marriage

(CNS News) – The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) filed a brief with the Supreme Court last week in defense of a graphic artist who is being told by Colorado officials that she cannot refuse work that promotes same-sex marriage, a position that the artist, Lorie Smith, says violates her religious beliefs.

SCOTUS Case: Christian Artist Forced to Create Designs That Violate Her Beliefs About Marriage - Vimarsana News

SCOTUS Case: Christian Artist Forced to Create Designs That Violate Her Beliefs About Marriage

(CNS News) – The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) filed a brief with the Supreme Court last week in defense of a graphic artist who is being told by Colorado officials that she cannot refuse work that promotes same-sex marriage, a position that the artist, Lorie Smith, says violates her religious beliefs.