From courtroom battles to cultural shifts, the 1900s saw major expansions of religious liberty protections. Learn how America’s legal landscape evolved.
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Religious Liberty in America
Religious liberty is a foundational right—and a biblical responsibility. This section examines the intersection of faith and freedom in American public life, from First Amendment protections to contemporary legal challenges. Grounded in Scripture and informed by history, these articles help believers understand their rights, defend their faith, and live boldly as ambassadors for Christ in a pluralistic society.
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Part 3: Early Challenges and Interpretations (1800s)
Religious liberty was tested and interpreted in new ways during the 19th century. Explore these foundational early challenges.
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Part 2: Founding Principles and the First Amendment
The Founders knew religious liberty was central to a free society. Learn how the First Amendment became its guardian.
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Part 1: The Colonial Roots of Religious Liberty
Before there was a Constitution, there was a conviction: faith and freedom must go hand in hand. Discover how colonial America sowed the seeds of religious liberty.