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Faith in public life, and the fight to keep it there.
Dissenter’s Faith desk covers religion where it meets public life: religious liberty at the Supreme Court, conscience protections in law and the workplace, denominational politics, and attacks on churches and believers. We write for people of faith rather than about them, and every article lists its sources.
Faith & Religious Liberty
Islip banned dorms for an Islamic school on the same property where Catholic boarders lived for 50 years. Religious liberty means the same rules for every faith.
September 25, 2026
Faith & Religious Liberty
Craig Day kept soliciting boys for nude photos on Snapchat months after his firing. A parent finally went to police.
September 24, 2026
Faith & Religious Liberty
St. Paul's police chief sues his mayor for harassment; Anaheim's chief of staff levels similar charges. Both cities prized identity over competence — and both are paying for it.
September 23, 2026
Faith & Religious Liberty
Taylor Jordan, 24, allegedly hurled slurs at Orthodox Jews and slapped a cop—the exact story the establishment press prefers to bury.
September 23, 2026
Faith & Religious Liberty
One valley gains a faith-based option; another learns institutional failure isn't just a public school problem.
September 23, 2026
Faith & Religious Liberty
State Department cites land seizures and racial violence; press cries racism while the border stays open.
September 23, 2026
Faith & Religious Liberty
Portland Press Herald platformed a writer declaring 'moral courage' means opposing ICE detentions — as border arrests surge past prior years
September 22, 2026
Faith & Religious Liberty
A shakedown drove him to the brink. A nation stripped of faith and family did the rest.
September 22, 2026
Faith & Religious Liberty
A cop shot outside a Canadian synagogue on Judaism's holiest day — and authorities still insist there's 'no threat to public safety.'
September 21, 2026
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