On the subject of legal affairs, this month marked the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Kelsey Dallas assesses what this law has accomplished, and analyzes the claims of its opponents:
There are multiple bills in front of Congress that would limit the scope of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. . . . But if these efforts to reform the law succeed, many people of faith will find it harder to run schools, open businesses, lead charities, and do any number of other activities that benefit the common good. The coalition behind the Religious Freedom Restoration Act never promised uncontroversial results; it focused on keeping religious communities active in the public square.
Read more on Deseret News: https://www.deseret.com/2023/11/15/23942010/religious-freedom-restoration-act