Here’s what the framers got exactly right: secular government and church-state separation.

U.S. Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) re-introduced an important piece of legislation called the Do No Harm Act (DNHA), which will amend the Religious Freedom Restoration Act to ensure that no one misuses it to undermine nondiscrimination laws, deny access to health care, thwart workplace protections, refuse to provide government-funded services or evade child labor laws.

TV preacher Paula White held a conference call earlier this month with representatives from various conservative groups and houses of worship to jumpstart the effort to re-establish Donald Trump's evangelical advisory board ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, and perhaps pave the way for another Trump presidential run in 2024.

Be wary of the term 'Biblical worldview.' The people who use it mean a very specific interpretation of the Bible (theirs) – one that is anti-LGBTQ rights, anti-science, anti-women’s rights and anti-religious freedom and pluralism.

Sarah Geist, a 2021 AU Student Essay Contest finalist, writes about how the Do No Harm Act aligns with the values of her Christian faith.

Oliver Petersen, a 2021 AU Student Essay Contest finalist, writes about how the Do No Harm Act will help protect the rights of transgender people.

We are announcing the three winners of AU's 2021 Student Essay Contest, which asked high school students to make the case for the Do No Harm Act, important federal legislation to protect religious freedom and equality for all.

Michael Hallinan, the 2021 AU Student Essay Contest Winner, writes about how the Do No Harm Act would help protect the rights of LGBTQ people like him.