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Religion

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Carrying
  • concealed deadly weapons, in places of worship - HB 156: HFA(2)
  • concealed weapons in church, eliminate pastor exemption - HB 156: HFA(1)
    Church owned vehicles, motor vehicle usage tax, exemption - HB 270
    Elective high school courses in comparative religion, requirement - HB 279
    End-of-life care, task force to study quality of - HCR 44
    Health insurance, contraceptive services, religious employer, exemption for - HB 450: HFA(2)
    Historical and religious documents in public buildings, display of - SB 90
    Instruction on historical impact of Ten Commandments - HB 111
    Pharmacist, right to refuse dispensing of particular medications by - HB 489
    Promotional advertising, regulation of - HB 67: HFA(1)
    Religious
    • orders, exemption from - HB 148: HCS
    • organizations, exemption from regulation as public accommodation - HB 70: HFA(1),(2),(3),(4),(5)
    • organizations, exemption from regulation as public accommodation. - HB 70
    • texts for instructional purposes, use of - HB 814
    Ten
    • Commandments, historic displays - SJR 57: HFA(21),(22)
    • Commandments, historic displays in schools - HJR 135; SJR 57: HFA (6),(16)
    • Commandments, historic documents displayed in schools - SJR 57: HFA(3),(4),(5),(7),(8),(9),(10),(11),(12),(13),(14)
    • commandments, liability insurance - HB 662
    • Commandments, posting and study - SJR 57: HCS
    • Commandments, school district referendum on, and curriculim on their historical impact - HB 111
    • Commandments, secular application of - HB 45
    World Religion Weekend, January 20-21, 2001, proclamation of - HR 176

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