Faith
Texas AG Defends Faith Rights at UNT
Faith Facts
- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating the University of North Texas after reports that a student, Mary-Catherine Hallmark, was harassed for standing against celebrations of violence and for expressing her Christian beliefs.
- Hallmark was reportedly told to leave her class after she questioned her peers’ response to the assassination, while also facing threats and harassment on social media for her faith-based position.
- Attorney General Paxton emphasized the need for institutions to honor the rights of students to live out their faith and warned against the dangers of unchecked left-wing activism on campuses.
Faith-based courage is under scrutiny after a Christian student suffered hostility simply for condemning violence. Ken Paxton’s investigation highlights concerns that traditional values and religious beliefs are being marginalized in higher education.
Standing up for biblical truth and the sanctity of life remains essential in our schools. Christians must work together to uphold freedom of expression rooted in faith and patriotism.