Mark A. Kellner

Unprecedented Emphasis

The U.S. State Department’s Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom

January 01 2019
Why Not Support Isreal?

With all the sincerity of that recent box-office superstar, Chicken Little, Abraham D. Foxman of the…

September 01 2006
Freedom Heroes Honored

More than a capacity audience jammed the historic Senate Caucus Room, part of the U.S. Capitol complex,…

September 01 2006
God and Country

It's a brave—though some might instead say unwise—individual who chooses to resist the might…

January 01 2006
Honoring Liberty

Part of the guest group at the 2005 Religious Liberty Awards Banquet in the Russell Senate Caucus Room…

September 01 2005
Fragile Religious Freedom
Jerusalem. It is refreshing – yet unsettling – to be a Sabbathkeeper in the capital of Israel, clearly one of the most Sabbath-observant nations on earth. As these words are written, I'm wrapping up a week in the land that is sacred to Judais
January 01 2005
To Honor and Defend

Close to 200 people attended the annual Religious Liberty Awards Banquet sponsored by Liberty magazine…

July 01 2004
Can a Book Harm Religious Freedom?

The question has an almost obvious answer: Yes, a book can, given enough circulation and acceptance,…

March 01 2004
A Jailhouse Conversion
At first it seems ironic, if not downright ridiculous: a federal lawsuit seeks to block funding of an Iowa prison program that in Texas has resulted in a nearly two-thirds decrease in the recidivism rate of released convicts.
September 01 2003
A Violation Of Faith
The continuing battle over California's Women's Contraceptive Equity Act, or WCEA, is not only due to occupy part of that state's supreme court calendar this fall, but also highlights the continuing tensions between the free exercise of religion and gover
September 01 2002
Which Judeo-Christian Tradition?

Many of those who believe the government should take on the task of promoting Christian morality are…

November 01 1999