It wasn’t so long ago, a mere 20 years, when we heard from them that “dissent is patriotic” — when Bush 43 had told the nation that if you weren’t with him on the war in Iraq ...

The court’s 5-4 action essentially put the plan on hold while lawsuits brought by Republican states and industry groups ...

Dissenting Academies Online brings together, for the first time, a wealth of information about dissenting higher education from the later seventeenth to the later nineteenth centuries. Drawing on long ...

"It is concerning how judicial brethren of the future may view ... purchase by the state, and (5) donation by the owner.

The courts of the ancient Hebrews refused to convict an accused unless all but one of the justices submitted a vote of guilty. If there was unanimity in the call for conviction, the defendant was ...

Religions, Vol. 13, Issue. 5, p. 447. In contrast to sectarian movements across the world that have been fundamentalist in terms of their ideology and locked in conflicts with those who worshipped ...

First Church of the Brethren was organized on June 15, 1924 with 24 members present. Nelson said today the church hosts a quilters' ministry, through which thousands of quilts have been made and ...

The Big Five traits are typically assessed using one of multiple questionnaires. While these tests vary in the exact terms they use for each trait, they essentially cover the same broad dimensions ...

On Nov. 5, Word's former seat will be one of two District ... How comfortable are you with being the only dissenting vote in the event you disagree with the majority of the school board?

1994: Conestoga Church of the Brethren breaks ground on a major expansion and renovation project. The $1.5 million project included a renovation of the church’s educational wing, plus the ...

Dissenting Opinions: Occasionally, The Crimson Editorial Board is divided about the opinion we express in a staff editorial. In these cases, dissenting board members have the opportunity to ...

Clearly, PCSA wants to suppress dissenting voices within the media industry, a move that would compromise the watchdog role of the media. Denying a newspaper to appeal a decision it deemed flawed ...