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Articles by Gregory S. Baylor
Commentary: Va. marriage amendment is a wolf in sheep's clothing
The spread of gender ideology has led to effects that many Americans consider harmful. It has allowed men to compete in women’s sports and to access women’s private spaces, such as locker rooms and restrooms. It has compelled teachers and students alike to use inaccurate pronouns. And it has led to children facing irreversible damage from puberty blockers, wrong-sex hormones and sterilizing surgeries.
How A Single Word Is Poised To Play Havoc With Virginia’s Laws, Culture
How much difference can one word make?Some Virginia legislators seem curiously eager to find out—and if they do, the people of the commonwealth may be worse for the experiment.Senate Joint Resolution 249 (and its House counterpart, H.J. 9) is now working its way through the state’s General Assembly.
Massachusetts Erasing ‘Mother’ and ‘Father’ from Family Law
From the beginning, both mothers and fathers have been integral to creating and raising families. In Genesis, we are told that after God created Adam, He declared that it is “not good for the man to be alone” (Gen. 2:18). So God took one of Adam’s ribs and created “a helper suitable for him.” At the end of the chapter, it reads, “Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh” (Gen. 2:24).
Proposed Maryland Law Threatens Rights of Health-Care Professionals
Every year, state legislatures across the country consider new bills. In the Maryland General Assembly, a committee is looking at amending the state’s Insurance Code. That may not sound like an exciting topic, but the proposed changes could have wide-reaching consequences. House Bill 1283, which addresses discrimination in health insurance and the provision of health care, would add “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” to the Insurance Code.
Safeguarding Charity Act Would Protect Nation’s Nonprofits
Imagine a group of Christian parents coming together around an idea. Their children are approaching school age, and they have serious concerns with the local public schools. They begin the arduous process of creating a new school—one dedicated to academic excellence and spiritual formation. They go through all the necessary steps to make their idea a reality. They find suitable space to rent. They get the green light from the local zoning board. They hire teachers and recruit students.
What You Should Know About the Respect for Marriage Act
As soon as the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June, activists went to work mischaracterizing the ruling. Many used the decision—and particularly Justice Clarence Thomas’s concurrence—to claim that the Court could revisit other rulings, including the one in Obergefell v. Hodges, which created a constitutional “right” to same-sex marriage. Using this feigned outrage as a cover, these activists pushed for a federal law called the Respect for Marriage Act.
Shoehorning Tax-Exempt Status Into Title IX Threatens Nonprofits That Won't Pretend Boys Are Girls
This Title IX Interpretation Threatens Nonprofits That Won't Lie Original
In a particularly interesting feat of legal logic, two federal courts have determined that countless U.S. nonprofits, including schools and, most especially, religious schools, are subject — by way of their tax-exempt status — to aggressive federal intrusions on their character and policies.
Here’s How the Equality Act Threatens Your Freedom
On June 21, 2023, the Equality Act was introduced in Congress. The bill should be concerning to anyone who values religious freedom and true equality. It is a deliberate attempt to force every American to promote messages and celebrate events that conflict with their sincere beliefs.
Decision looms in pivotal religious liberty cases at Supreme Court
In March 2010, President Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly known as "Obamacare." Among many other things, it required many employer-sponsored health plans to cover women's "preventive health services." Adopting the recommendation of a private, agenda-driven Institute of Medicine, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services declared that the statute required plans to cover "all Food and Drug Administration-approved contraceptives," theorizing (with...
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