Notable voices have advocated for Christian Nationalism, suggesting that no nation can preserve liberty without a Christian people and Christian moral order obtained through the union of church and st…
Known as a diest rather than a devout Christian, Benjamin Franklin nevertheless had some sage advice when it came to church and state union. In his letter to Richard Price in 1780, he wrote,
In 1848 Baptist W. Noel (England), a writer of acknowledged ability, published a work on the subject of Church and State, in which, he reviewed some of the positions taken by those who advocated the r…
The membership of the U.S. Religious Liberty Commission was either conservative Christian or other conservative religious adherents. It lacked meaningful religious and ideological diversity. There wer…
On April 13, 2026, the Religious Liberty Commission established by the administration of President Donald J. Trump concluded that there is no true or absolute separation between church and state. In r…
“Ye are Englishmen, mind your privilege, give not away your right.†These words were shouted in court by twenty six year old William Penn to the jury that would decide his case. To Penn the jury r…
In 1919, the Treaty of Versailles ended the state of war between the ‘allied nations’ (England, United States, and other allied powers) and Germany. The Treaty led to the formation of the League o…
During the COVID vaccine mandates, many sought religious exemptions. Yet, no matter how sincere their beliefs, employers largely refused such requests—something seen worldwide.
Faithful Seventh-day Adventists have always defended religious liberty and the separation of church and state. This position is not mainly political; it is biblical and spiritual. The Bible teaches th…
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