“Yes,” says this week’s guest, Emma Waters of the Heritage Foundation. She explains how the act will perpetuate anti-religious litigation against those who believe in the biblical view of marriage https://iowacatholicradio.com/faith-on-trial/. After the Act’s passage, Kelly Shackelford, president, CEO, and chief counsel for First Liberty Institute, issued a statement which was also critical of the legislation:
Congress just passed a law that punishes the free exercise of religion. The so-called “Respect for Marriage Act” lets radical activists harass faith-based institutions in court because of their religious beliefs about marriage. No American should be punished for holding a faith-based view on marriage, even if that view conflicts with the government’s current preferred definition. And, no American should change their religious convictions about marriage just because a few politicians changed theirs.
Click the link above and listen to the entire interview with Emma Waters.
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