The Battle for Religious Liberty Is Far from Over

Too often, Americans of faith still meet opposition, often from government itself. Over the next four years, the Supreme Court could change this — for the better.

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As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take the oath of office for his second term, the Supreme Court of the United States, which includes three of his appointees, has the opportunity to continue its trend of upholding religious liberty and cement its legacy as a Court that helped restore the free exercise of faith in America.

Over the past several terms, when faced with far-reaching religious liberty cases, the Court sided with both the text of the Constitution and the intent of the Founders.

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Kelly Shackelford

Kelly Shackelford is president, CEO, and chief counsel for First Liberty Institute, a nonprofit law firm dedicated to defending religious freedom for all.

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