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Children's Healthcare Is a Legal Duty CHILD is a nonprofit US organization fighting religion-based medical neglect. Includes case histories of children who died after receiving faith-based healing instead of medical care, examples of religious exemptions to public-health regulations, and legal news. Witches' Voice White Pages, The A list of legal reference documents and form letters that witches can use in their local fights for religious freedom. Includes references for Australia, Canada, the United States, and a few individual states. Doctrinal Errors of Dignitatis Humanae, The A group of self-described traditional Catholics take issue with the Second Vatican Council's teachings on religious freedom. Earth Religions Assistance Pages Index of resources for practitioners of Earth Religions who are experiencing religious discrimination. Church-State Academic Papers Political science papers dealing with the relationship of church and state, and religious liberty. Religion and Politics Interesting essay which clarifies the difference between "the question of religion and politics" and "the question of church and state". National Committee For Amish Religious Freedom Founded in 1967 at the University of Chicago for the purpose of preserving the religious liberty of the Old Order Amish (and related Anabaptist groups, including Mennonites) -- and hence religious liberty for all. Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights Fights anti-Catholicism and is the U.S.'s largest Catholic civil rights organization. Web site contains articles on conflicts between government and the Catholic Church and/or individual Catholics. A Little Bit of Inquisition Subtitle: (And They Called It America) How would you react if your State government required the Witches Rede to be mounted in your child's classroom? International Coalition for Religious Freedom A non-profit, non-sectarian, educational organization dedicated to defending the religious freedom of all, regardless of creed, gender or ethnic origin. |
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