Supreme Court Sides With Christian Graphic Designer in 303 Creative Case
The Supreme Court rules that Colorado cannot force graphic designer Lorie Smith to create art that violates her religious beliefs.
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The Supreme Court rules that Colorado cannot force graphic designer Lorie Smith to create art that violates her religious beliefs.
A federal judge ruled late last week that the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of an at-home abortion pill over two decades ago was improper and didn’t consider all of the pill’s risks to patients. He also did what many in his profession have failed to do: recognize the humanity of the child in the womb. If the decision is upheld, the abortion drug that’s responsible for over half of all abortions in the United States could ultimately be pulled off shelves.
A federal judge ruled late last week that the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of an at-home abortion pill over two decades ago was improper and didn’t consider all of the pill’s risks to patients. He also did what many in his profession have failed to do: recognize the humanity of the child in the womb. If the decision is upheld, the abortion drug that’s responsible for over half of all abortions in the United States could ultimately be pulled off shelves.
A federal judge rules that the FDA improperly approved the at-home abortion pill. If upheld, the pill could be pulled off shelves.
Imagine this: It’s the holiest day of the year for Christians. A crisis rolls through the nation. And as a person of faith, you want nothing more than to responsibly gather with your fellow believers to pray for your nation and to celebrate this holiest of days. Because as Jesus said in the book of Matthew, “For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” But you can’t.