Current Cases

The First Amendment permits religious expression.

Employers cannot force you to personally affirm a radical ideology that goes against your religious beliefs.

The law and Constitution grant all people the right to express their religious beliefs and speak freely, even if what they say is controversial.

True religious freedom means that churches must be free not only to decide what they believe, but also how they convey their beliefs. Courts abuse their power when they exert themselves into such matters.

When the government censors a message just because it conveys a religious point of view, it violates the First Amendment.

The Free Exercise Clause protects the ability of every American to freely practice their faith, without having to compromise in order to keep their job.