Where do we go from here?
The response we need in this moment of crisis for many of our neighbors and our country is a recommitment to involvement in our democracy by every person.
Saying ‘no’ to Bible-based curriculum in Texas
Texans traverse the state to make their opposition known to the State Board of Education
A conversation with Shurden Lecturer Dr. John Compton
Dr. John Compton will talk about the politics of secularization during the 20th annual Walter B. and Kay W. Shurden Lectures on Religious Liberty and Separation of Church and State, held on the campuses of Mercer University in Macon and Atlanta, Georgia, this November.
Do something
These experiences of on-the-ground advocacy have shown me just how empowering, effective, and yes, even fun, it is to be an active part of a democratic movement pushing back against a bold attempt to create a theocracy, starting in the public schools.
The Court at a crossroads
History has an important role to play in judicial analysis by justices across the ideological spectrum. Yet, a narrow telling of history inevitably leaves people out of the promises of our Constitution and undercuts the fight for freedom and justice, upon which our commitment to religious freedom is based.
Difference does not mean division
Efforts to ban books see differences — such as religious differences — as a threat instead of understanding the benefits of lifting and listening to diverse voices and experiences.
