Secularism and Religious Liberty

Amireh Al Haddad, Director of Public Affairs & Religious Liberty for the Southern Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists discussing the increased polarization in American life and the role played by changing view of secularism and pluralism.

Civil War?

Greg Hamilton, President of the Hamilton Library and Constitution Center, discussing the growing civic conflict, and the potential for violence and disintegration of the American republic.

Professor Nicholas P. Miller discussing the opportunity for religion to play a role at the G-20 and to enlarge the role of freedom of religion and belief in this group of the leading economies of the world.

Attorney Kim Colby, director of the Center for Law and Religious Freedom at the Christian Legal Society, discussing the Supreme Court’s leading religious freedom decision this year, Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, holding that the city violated the rights of a Roman Catholic foster care agency by revoking its license due to its refusal to comply with a non discrimination regulation that it provide services for same sex couples.

Professor Randall Balmer discusses his new book about the myth that abortion was the issue that launched the religious right. Part one discusses the abortion myth. Part two discusses the role that Federal government scrutiny of racially segregated Christian schools played in motivating the establishment of religious right organizations.

Professor Randall Balmer discusses his new book about the myth that abortion was the issue that launched the religious right. Part one discusses the abortion myth. Part two discusses the role that Federal government scrutiny of racially segregated Christian schools played in motivating the establishment of religious right organizations.

Liberty magazine editor Bettina Krause discussing some captivating stories from an upcoming issue of Liberty magazine.

Professor Nicholas P. Miller discusses the legal framework for vaccine mandates, and for accommodating religious objections to the mandates.

Author Frank Schaeffer, prolific son of Francis Schaeffer, and an architect of the anti-abortion movement, on his latest book about the importance of connection and empathy, rather than power in human happiness.

Well into its second century, the premier religious liberty magazine in the nation, if not the world, has a new editor, Bettina Krause. This interview shows she is the right person to take the journal into its next phase, addressing the religious liberty challenges posed in the era of social media.