Welcome to the Breakpoint podcast. I'm Shane Morris. On today's episode, the Heritage Foundation's

Ryan T. Anderson joins John Stone Street to discuss the significance of the Supreme Court's recent term.

How will the court's rulings on employment law, religious freedom, and abortion affect not only Christian institutions, but individual religious

believers. On the one hand, religious freedom is enjoying a winning streak at the court. But why are

so many outrageous violations of religious freedom reaching the Supreme Court in the first place?

What does that say about the culture and the status of religious freedom? Here are John Stone

Street and Ryan T. Anderson.

Welcome to the Breakpoint podcast. We have been talking a lot about the 2020 session of the Supreme

Court, several religious liberty cases that were decided upon. And as I've said on Breakpoint

a number of times, I think this is going to be a biggie. As Supreme Court terms go, the decisions that were made, the cases that were decided upon,

and especially what it means for the future, I think this is going to go down as a significant one for religious liberty.

But I wanted to have this conversation with someone who knows this stuff, certainly better than I,

the William E. Simon Senior Research Fellow

at the Heritage Foundation, founder and editor of public discourse, public intellectual Ryan Anderson,

and Dr. Ryan Anderson, which is something to mention as well, author of When Harry Became Sally,

responding to the transgender moment and truth overruled the future of marriage and religious

freedom.

Ryan, it's good to see you again.

Thanks for joining us on the Breakpoint podcast.

Oh, of course.

Happy to be with you.

So, you know, Yogi Berra said predictions are dangerous, especially predictions about the

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