Some interesting law & religion stories from around the web this week:
- President Obama spoke on faith and the role of religion in America at the annual National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday
- The House of Commons voted in favor of a bill legalizing same-sex marriage in Britain despite strong Conservative Party and Church of England opposition
- AP Interview: Egypt’s Coptic Christian pope criticizes Islamist leadership and the new constitution
- Arkansas to allow concealed guns in churches
- Yuval Levin from the National Review Online responds to the recent HHS mandate Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
- The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops rejects the Contraception Mandate compromise
- A Lutheran pastor apologizes for praying at a Newtown interfaith vigil
- Boy Scouts of America considers dropping its national ban on gay leaders and scouts, but puts off a decision
- In the wake of the Hebrew National case dismissal the question remains: who should regulate kosher and halal food?
- “Muslim Patrol” polices London streets
- God in the ads at Super Bowl XLVII