Charles C. Haynes
Dr. Charles C. Haynes is director of the Religious Freedom Education Project at the Newseum and a senior scholar at the First Amendment Center. He writes and speaks extensively on religious liberty and religion in American public life.
All Stories by Charles C. Haynes
‘Cross at Ground Zero’: History lesson or state religion?
By Charles C. Haynes — August 19, 2014
In a world of sectarian violence, what can be done?
By Charles C. Haynes — July 30, 2014
Beyond the outrage, is Hobby Lobby decision a win-win?
By Charles C. Haynes — July 24, 2014
In Tenn. mosque fight, religious freedom trumps Islamophobia
By Charles C. Haynes — June 19, 2014
From the Supreme Court, prayer rules that won’t work
By Charles C. Haynes — May 28, 2014
Politics and perils of closing school for religious holidays
By Charles C. Haynes — May 28, 2014
Wake-up call in Kansas: Anti-Semitism is alive and dangerous in America
By Charles C. Haynes — May 28, 2014
In higher education, low tolerance for free speech
By Charles C. Haynes — May 22, 2014
Wake-up call in Kansas: Anti-Semitism is alive and dangerous in America
By Charles C. Haynes — April 17, 2014
“I hate all Jews” was Frazier Glenn Miller’s mantra, repeated time and again by the well-known white supremacist at rallies, in publications and on the Internet over a period of many years. This week, on the eve of Passover, Miller translated his words of hate into violent action by opening fire on a Jewish community […]
Are ‘religious viewpoint’ laws needed in public schools?
By Charles C. Haynes — April 3, 2014
Gay marriage, religious freedom and the need for civil dialogue
By Charles C. Haynes — March 20, 2014
With the stroke of a pen, Ariz. governor changes everything
By Charles C. Haynes — March 6, 2014
Push for ‘school prayer’ is about power, not prayer
By Charles C. Haynes — February 20, 2014
Vladimir Putin’s Potemkin village
By Charles C. Haynes — February 6, 2014
Do corporations have religious freedom?
By Charles C. Haynes — January 23, 2014
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