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Democracy at a crossroads: The advancing threat of Christian nationalism - Vimarsana News

Democracy at a crossroads: The advancing threat of Christian nationalism

Christian nationalism, similar to Islamic law, focuses on legislating based on Christianity, often devolving into a religious aberration designed to restrict basic liberties.

Column: Religious freedom is a principle worth celebrating - Vimarsana News

Column: Religious freedom is a principle worth celebrating

Thomas Jefferson's cherished principle of religious freedom must be preserved in America, Monticello historian John A. Ragosta writes in a guest column.

New Congressional Report Highlights Mike Johnson's Christian Nationalist Views - Vimarsana News

New Congressional Report Highlights Mike Johnson's Christian Nationalist Views

Johnson has dedicated his career to "undermining constitutional freedoms" through his far right views, the report says.

Top religious liberty stories of 2023 and issues to watch in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Top religious liberty stories of 2023 and issues to watch in 2024

With a presidential election on the horizon, an ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, and democracy itself being questioned, 2024 promises to be a pivotal year with many significant areas to monitor.

The Supreme Court's stand for religious liberty: A look at recent victories | Archives - Vimarsana News

The Supreme Court's stand for religious liberty: A look at recent victories | Archives

With American Christians and religious institutions facing discrimination both in the marketplace and by governments, religious liberty issues have unsurprisingly taken center stage at the U.S. Supreme Court.