Notre Dame announces homosexual-themed events for Easter Week

Ind. Supreme Court reverses surrogate adoption

Indiana House Committee Approves Abortion Bill Requiring Hospital Privileges

Seven More U.S. Bishops Make 24 Against Notre Dame Scandal

Indiana police arrest eight dancers at strip club

Indiana: Suspected bank robber nabbed at strip club

Patrick J. Buchanan: Is Notre Dame Still Catholic?

Federal judge bans bible trailers from Indiana school district

Reference to deity OK on Indiana license plates

Ind. Allows References to God on License Plates

Indiana: SOB attorney says Clarksville ordinance is unconstitutional

Obama nominates judge, who struck Indiana legislative prayers, to 7th Circuit

Indiana scraps problematic personalized license plate policy

Indiana: Lesbian sues over denial of prom tuxedo

Indiana House passes controversial “diversity and multicultural” teacher training bill

    The American Family Association of Indiana reports that on February 25th, the Indiana House of Representatives “passed a controversial “cultural competency” bill by a narrow, one-vote margin, with the Democratic Speaker of the House casting the 51st vote necessary to …


  • Posted: 03/11/2009
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  • Category: Religious Freedom
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  • Source: www.in.gov

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Indiana: New Albany City Council modifies SOB ordinance

Indiana Democrats Resist Ending Tax-Funding of Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz

Oklahoma House passes sovereignty bill, sets path for other states

Indiana: Police break up erotic dancing at local nightclub

Ranking says Pa. most pro-life state

Pro-Life Bills Move Through the Indiana Senate

11 States Consider Requiring Ultrasound before Abortion

Wyo., Ind., consider marriage amendments

Fed. Court enjoins Indiana time release for religion

Indiana: Business fights back against truck stop prostitution

IN: Ordinance regulating sex shops forthcoming in New Albany

Notre Dame conference: The meanings of religious freedom in America

    At America’s founding three different and sometimes competing visions of religion in American political life were planted in American soil: freedom of religion, for religion, and from religion. These three distinct conceptions converged at the time of the American founding in the form of the religion clauses of the First Amendment, as well as the many parallel provisions in the state constitutions. Yet Americans do not always agree on the role religion should play in American public life. Should it be excluded from the public sphere or restrictions placed upon its use in public life or is the democratic process weakened and civic life diminished without the full participation of those with strong religious views? What should the relationship between religion and public life be in America? What is religious freedom today: freedom of, for, or from religion?


  • Posted: 01/22/2009
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  • Category: Religious Freedom
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  • Source: mirrorofjustice.blogs.com

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Federal Judge To Decide Fate Of Religious Ed Program In Huntington County

Retail Employer Can Fire Transgender Employee for Violating “Dress Code”

Time-release educational program challenged in Indiana

Indiana: Hate crimes to get more attention in response to demand by leftist groups

ADF: Indiana Marriage Amendment to be introduced Monday

Indiana: Planned Parenthood lecture moved after complaints

Indiana: Mom sues district for allowing ‘Back to the Book’ classes on campus

ADF: Court should reject ACLU demand to end popular school program

Indiana: “Spencer County Adult Bookstore Closed”

Indiana: Sex shop must close, pay fines

Indiana mom sues school over religious time release program

Indiana: Rensselaer nixes City Hall prayer boxes

Indiana: Grand Jury to investigate Planned Parenthood, video subpoenaed

Planned Parenthood suspends Ind. staffer in video

Another Indiana Planned Parenthood covers up statutory rape of 13-Year-Old

Beginning-of-life and End-of-life Issues in Indiana Law

    Although it is difficult to forecast the long-term impact of this decision, it may provide another indication that the jurisprudence of the Roberts Court will follow that of the Rehnquist Court in reflecting certain federalism trends such as the Court’s reluctance to play an active role in extending federal constitutional rights and liberties, its contraction of federal power, and its return of more power to the states.


  • Posted: 12/15/2008
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  • Category: Sanctity of Life

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Child Services Dept in Indiana Ignores Planned Parenthood Sexual Abuse Coverup

Indiana: “Opening of strip club in New Albany has lawmakers asking how it happened”

Indiana Planned Parenthood nurse suspended

Indiana: Strip club doesn’t meet New Albany city ordinance

Indiana: Proposed marriage amendment to be reworded

Second Video Shows Planned Parenthood Not Reporting Girl’s Statutory Rape

Indiana: “Same-sex marriage likely off agenda for 2009″

Indiana Planned Parenthood offers gift certificates

Indiana: Clergy-led prayer returns to House

Indiana: ‘BE GODS’ plate is OK, BMV says

“Lawsuit challenges BMV’s rejection of ‘BE GODS’ license plate”

Indiana’s ‘In God We Trust’ plate in, Indiana woman’s ‘GOD’ plate out

Mom, ACLU sue school over religious ed class

8 year old Indiana boy latest Neb. safe-haven case

Indiana: Proposed bill about patient safety, care, accountability, not abortion

Indiana: Apartment Manager- Tenant Battle Over Statue of Jesus

Indiana: Court rules strip club deserves liquor license

WSJ: Provoking the IRS, Preachers Address The Bully Pulpit

Indiana: Local pastor defies IRS code, preaches politics from pulpit

County abortion regulations scrutinized in Indiana

Indiana: Ban on molesters in parks is upheld

Indiana: Allen County bill may effectively limit abortion

    The Allen County commissioners want to introduce a county ordinance today that will require doctors providing invasive outpatient procedures to have admitting privileges at a local hospital and have on-call, after-hours staff in case of postoperative emergencies.


  • Posted: 09/05/2008
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  • Category: Sanctity of Life
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  • Source: www.journalgazette.net

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Indiana Statesman: Sermon at the fount

    A former ISU student, evangelical Smock said, “I am very happy to be back at my alma mater. The Alliance defense fund came to the rescue because the university violated my right to free speech. Free speech is very valuable. I hated bringing lawyers into it but it was necessary.”


  • Posted: 08/22/2008
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  • Category: ADF in the News
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  • Source: media.www.indianastatesman.com

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Indiana: Sex shop closes in Plainfield

Indiana: Southport mayor, council at odds over public prayer

Indiana: Avon requires adult business licensing

Indiana: Home schoolers are producing educated students

Indiana: Avon may require sex shop permits

Child Custody and Children’s Unease with a Parent’s Transsexual Associate

Indiana: Judge accepts deal in sex shop dispute

Indiana: Town limits new sex shops