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Noah’s Ark is in the news again but it’s too early to anchor your faith in an archaeological site. The post Chasing Shadows on Ararat: Why Faith Doesn’t Need a Wooden Boat appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article

Detwiler v. Mid-Columbia Medical Center The post The Outer Limits of Religious Accommodation: Nasal Swab Test Refusing Hospital Worker Asks Supreme Court to Decide appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ordered an en banc rehearing, vacating a panel decision that protected a religious mission's right to hire only co-religionists for non-ministerial roles. The post Ninth Circuit Vacates Protection for Religious Employers in Hiring Dispute to Hear Case En Banc appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article

Why the church must unapologetically leverage global diplomacy rather than surrender to the margins by default. The post A Seat at the UN over the Posture of Fatalism appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article

We have arrived at the stage where the state looks upon an acknowledged, living human being, notes their weakness, and decides that death is an acceptable medical prescription. The post Netherlands Executes 2-Year-Old Child appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article

A Mexican influencer, her partner and three kids were reportedly discovered shot to death in what is being investigated as a murder-suicide. Cinthia Abigail Tamez Rivera — a 34-year-old content creator known on TikTok as Cindy Tamez — and her 2-year-old son Gustavo were found dead at around 9:40 a.m. on Sept. 30 inside a Jeep in Montemorelos, Mexico, reported local outlets Reforma, Meganoticias, Milenio and El Financiero. Her two other children, Christian, 12, and Bruno, 11, as well as her partner, Leodegario Moya, were also found shot to death at their home three blocks away, the outlets also reported. Tamez maintained a following of over 71,000 on TikTok, where she was known for sharing her fashion and dispatches from her life in Mexico. According to the Attorney General’s Office of Nuevo León, prosecutors believe that Tamez killed her three children and her partner before dying by suicide, though authorities are still collecting and analyzing evidence in the case, including from a recovered firearm and security footage, per Reforma, Meganoticias, Milenio and El Financiero. Tamez shared her final post to her account on Sept. 30, the same day she was reportedly found dead. “Not everyone knows my s---- side,” she wrote in Spanish text overlaying a video of a car dashboard. “I am capable of burning down my house just to see the neighbor’s burning, even knowing that I’ll get f---ed too.”