Quotes About John Corvino

Then why should the side effects of your exercise of religious freedom effectively "impose your religion" on those affected—or undermine their own freedom of religion?

In substituting her religious beliefs for the law, Kim Davis placed burdens on third parties who did not share those beliefs. Such actions look less like religious liberty than religious discrimination.

Some views are truly bad enough that they deserve repudiation rather than accommodation. To

Corvino, whose contribution is—like its author—sophisticated, civil, and well-informed.