It's Tuesday, November 29, 2022.

I'm Albert Molar, and this is The Briefing.

A daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.

There are some really strange but very important arguments that are now appearing in public

conversation, and on both sides of the Atlantic, but mostly having to do, about the moral,

sexual, gender revolution here in the United States, and the inevitable conflict and confrontation

with religious liberty.

And it's coming in some very interesting ways.

Number one, an argument has now appeared in which it is asserted that Supreme Court

Justice Amy Coney Barrett should recuse herself from cases related to LGBTQ issues in general,

but in particular, from a case that's going to be heard in oral arguments on December

5, it's a case that has to do with the right of a Christian website designer not to be

forced to use those creative skills to express a pro LGBTQ conviction, which the web designer

does not hold.

That case again, coming before the Supreme Court for oral argument on December 5, and the

upcoming nature of that case is why all of a sudden the controversy has now emerged.

The argument first emerged in a major way in a liberal London newspaper known as The

Guardian.

Now, you may ask, why should anyone care that a liberal London newspaper has any opinion

whatsoever or would run any report of any kind having to do with the question as to whether

or not a justice of the United States Supreme Court should recuse herself from a case?

The reason why is that we now live in a digital universe in which you have newspapers such

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