March 2021 Archives - Page 2 of 2

“Extracting Our Abstractions: Why We Need a Christian Approach to Corporate Religious Liberty” by Edward A. David

Mar 5, 2021Canopy ForumLiterature HighlightsChristianity, David, Edward A., March 2021, Philosophy of Religion, Religious Freedom

A Christian Approach to Corporate Religious LibertyEdward A. David Extracting Our Abstractions: Why We Need a Christian Approach to Corporate Religious LibertyAn Introduction by Edward A. David Pointing to the polarization that surrounds disputes like Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. (2014), A Christian Approach to Corporate Religious Liberty argues that such cases need not involve…

“Section 230 and the Millstone” by Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.

Mar 4, 2021Canopy ForumEssaysBlankenship Jr., Mark Edward, Christianity, Intellectual Property Law, March 2021, Media and Culture

Image by Hans from Pixabay. The millstone was an integral tool needed to grind grain to make bread and sustain life, and during Biblical times, it was deemed that taking someone’s millstone would be like taking his or her life in pledge. It has been analogized as an instrument of death, a wrath of severe…

“Perfectionist Prophecy, Imperfect World” by Matthew P. Cavedon

Mar 1, 2021Canopy ForumConvictionCavedon, Matthew P., Christianity, March 2021, Religious Freedom

Image adapted from Wikicommons by DhLeaks44 / CC BY-SA 4.0 “Perfectionist Prophecy, Imperfect World” Matthew P. Cavedon I recently wrote about Patrick O’Neill, a Catholic activist convicted of vandalizing a nuclear submarine base. The number of connections I have to his case is so high that this article could almost just be my list of disclosures. Here it…