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The Hobby Lobby Case and the Unreason of Religion
Like most Freedom of Religion cases, the US Supreme Court ruling in Burwell v Hobby Lobby engages the issue of how far courts should delve into the reasonableness of religious beliefs. Like in Anselem, the Hobby Lobby decision reinforces the … Continue reading
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Tagged Anselem, Atheist, Definintion of Religion, Freedom of Religion, Hobby Lobby, Religion, Religious Apologetics
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Big M is Kind of a Big Deal
On Sunday, May 30, 1982, police officers of the City of Calgary attended at premises owned by Big M and open to the public. They witnessed several transactions including the sale of groceries, plastic cups and a bicycle lock. Big … Continue reading →