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<h1>Indiana's Religious Freedom Law</h1>

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By now, you likely have a position in regards to the contention over Indiana's religious flexibility law.

You cheer the developing chorale of organizations impacting the law as a welcome for organizations to victimize gays and lesbians, utilizing religion as a spread.


On the other hand, in the same way as Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, you are amazed at the backfire and keep up that it is fundamentally a duplicate of a law that is now in the books at the government level and 19 different states.

The issue drives a wedge on the grounds that, well, the open deliberation over religious opportunity and gay rights is constantly warmed, additionally in light of the fact that the understandings and intentions behind the law can be addressed.

Whichever side you're on, here are five things you may not have considered when contemplating this contention. These focuses may not alter your opinion, however offer setting to better comprehend the hubbub.

1. Federal and Indiana laws look similar, but differences matter
2. Outrage is over predictions of what the differences will mean
3. You can learn a lot from the history of religious freedom laws
4. Federal law is not as clear as you might think
5. LGBT community in Indiana already lacks protection
 
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