The story of religious liberty is still being written. Explore today’s challenges and the path ahead for faith and freedom.
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Christian Public Theology for Cultural Clarity
Christian public theology helps believers think clearly in a complex world. This page gathers teachings that bring Scripture into the public square with humility and conviction. Learn to engage culture with wisdom, hope, and faithful presence.
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Part 7: Religious Liberty in the Workplace and Public Sphere
What does religious liberty look like at work, in schools, and in public life? Uncover the growing tensions and protections today.
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Part 6: Modern Challenges and the Rise of RFRA (1990s)
As religious liberty faced modern legal challenges, RFRA emerged to defend the rights of people of faith. Explore its story.
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Part 5: The Civil Rights Era and Minority Faiths
The fight for civil rights also transformed the understanding of religious freedom. Discover the impact on minority faiths in America.
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Part 4: The Expansion of Rights (1900s)
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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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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Addressing Cultural Flashpoints from a Biblical Perspective
From gender to justice, this post addresses cultural flashpoints through the lens of Scripture and truth.
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Engaging the Culture with a Biblical Worldview
This post helps you speak truth and love well in a divided culture, grounded in a robust biblical worldview.
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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.
