You Should Know the Answer to these 35 Questions about Religious Freedom
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Victoria HuishJuly 16, 2018
Is it a violation of freedom of speech and religion in the local High Schools, (in Logan and Cache County school districts), where they are not permitted to put up any banners that say Merry Christmas, Santa Claus, let alone Nativity Scenes? Why can we not celebrate our holidays? We are glad to learn of different religions holiday's as well.
BonnieJuly 16, 2018
Great article and information.
MaralynJuly 16, 2018
Great article!
David E. ShafferJuly 16, 2018
President Obama's statement is completely wrong, and shows his prejudice against religion in the public square. Leftists tout the "freedom of worship", but never "freedom of religion", because they do not want religion to influence public or social policy. But the Constitution says "Congress shall make no law . . . prohibiting the free exercise thereof." Part of the free exercise of religion is to bring it into the public square in order to influence society and government to do what we think is the right thing to do.
Charles McClellandJuly 15, 2018
Very timely and informative.
ViolaJuly 13, 2018
This is really helpful! Thank you!
Joel MarksJuly 13, 2018
Thanks be to God for Scott and Maureen Proctor's educationg the Saints on a multitude of topics including 'freedom of religion.' Maureen has alerted all of us from BYU's law school 35 questions with answers on our collective religious freedoms, the first country in history to allow such freedoms even those in thefirst amendment. Religious freedom is sacred and is essential in an ordered society. No matter what the specific faith, James Madison and the first congress of the US as well as the states devised 10 amendments, which started as 17 from 189 suggested!! Thanks be to God that Mr. Madison was there just in the nick of time to narrow the process down and become not only the 'Father of the Constitution', but miraculously of the 'bill of rights' as well. God bless America, God bless our religious freedoms, and God bless the Meridian newsletter and magazine.
David WestJuly 13, 2018
I remember hearing President Obama stating that people can believe anything they want in their churches but have to leave it there when they leave
KristineJuly 13, 2018
Awesome article!! The fear of protest when we live our religion in public stifles our ability to live out our religion fully, and inhibits our efforts to share the good news of the gospel with others. Thank you for helping us understand our religious rights. This is enlightening and encouraging information!
cindyJuly 13, 2018
Thanks so much for an excellent education on a most crucial issue.
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