SPRINGFIELD – Bible colleges in Illinois say they should be allowed to grant religious degrees without government interfering in the content of their religious teaching or religious faculty members. A court ruling will have an impact on religious liberty in post-secondary education, as Illinois Review reported earlier this month.
Illinois Family Institute's Monte Larrick spoke with John Lauck of Lauck & Baker law firm, who is representing the colleges in the case:
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