Supreme Court continues to shift religious liberty landscape
This Supreme Court is reshaping religious liberty without deference to principles that have protected it for decades.
This Supreme Court is reshaping religious liberty without deference to principles that have protected it for decades.
While the mainstreaming of Christian nationalism is absolutely a threat, we can also seize this moment as an opportunity to galvanize the majority of Americans who oppose it and want to defend religious freedom for all.
The influence of Christian nationalism was evident in images shown and statements made during this summer’s hearings on the January 6 attack.
Dr. Philip Gorski and Dr. Samuel Perry, authors of The Flag and the Cross, share research and reactions to the dangers of white Christian nationalism.
Serving as the executive minister of the Evergreen Association of Baptist Churches, the Rev. Doug Avilesbernal knows the Supreme Court case of Kennedy v. Bremerton as a local issue in his community.
The Rev. Dr. Jonathan C. “Jay” Augustine outlines threats to democracy and how to be heard in his presentations for the 2022 Walter B. and Kay W. Shurden Lectures on Religious Liberty and Separation of Church and State.