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BJC’s Amanda Tyler shares reflections on the 2024 elections and what the future holds.
BJC General Counsel Holly Hollman discusses a troubling proposal for public school chaplains.
BJC’s Amanda Tyler on concerning news on religion in public schools in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.
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Now that Election Day 2024 is in the rearview mirror, what did we learn? Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman look at the results and what they might mean for our country and the protection of faith freedom for all. They discuss where we saw religion used on the campaign trail, what we might expect to see in the next four years under a second Trump administration, and ways all of us can make a significant difference in local communities.
This episode takes you on the road with Amanda Tyler as she travels the country with her book, titled How to End Christian Nationalism. You’ll hear a conversation with Amanda and the Rev. Dr. Bill Leonard about the problems of Christian nationalism, held October 29 at Knollwood Baptist Church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. How to End Christian Nationalism is a vital companion for countering the dangerous ideology, and you can order a copy wherever you get your books.
We continue to see bold attempts by people who espouse Christian nationalism to influence our youngest population, and news this summer out of Oklahoma and Texas show two troubling examples. In this episode, Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman talk about the edict from Ryan Walters in Oklahoma to mandate having the Bible in public schools – alongside our nation’s founding documents – and the new proposed curriculum in Texas that strangely uses religious beliefs as fact in lessons for students as young as kindergarten.