The Constitution is pretty clear: Freedom of Religion is not negotiable. Yes, governments can restrict religious freedom, but only under very special circumstances and only for a limited time. That's why, as  Shane Morris and John Stonestreet discuss, the Department of Justice is telling California it cannot single out churches restrictions it does not apply to other entities.

Also on today's episode: Thoughts on Ravi  Zacharias; when hospital restrictions go too far; evolutionary psychology's fairy tales.

And this week, on the podcast only, Shane and John begin a new segment: Answers to listeners questions. This week: surrogacy. We also include a segment of Pastor Chris Brooks's outstanding "Truth, Love, Together" presentation.

 

Resources:

Join in our free online virtual event, “Truth. Love. Together.”

“Justice Department tells California to re-open churches,” by Jeremy B. White, Politico

“Evolutionary Psychology, Natural Selection, and Human Misbehavior,” by John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera, BreakPoint

“Adoption Is Beautiful, Surrogacy Isn’t,” by John Stonestreet and Maria Baer

“Anderson Cooper and the New Normal: Why Surrogacy Is Oppression,” by John Stonestreet and Maria Baer