“Religious Freedom: What it Is – and What it Is Not”

The October 2021 episode of “Glen’s Parallax Perspectives” provides fresh information and insights into some controversies that have confused and misled many Americans about many matters, including our human rights and how our government functions.

In a free society, people need to get along with each other – including people whose beliefs differ from each other – and we must protect fairness for all people.  This includes the relationships between religious beliefs and governments.

During this interview an expert clarifies what religious freedom IS and what it is NOT.  We clear up confusion about the centuries-old American principle of “the separation of Church and State.”  We set the record straight on how to protect all people’s religious freedom and human rights – and American democracy.

I interviewed Rob Boston, who has worked many years for a nationwide organization, Americans United for the Separation of Church and State.  Rob Boston is Senior Adviser and editor of the organization’s highly informative monthly magazine Church & State.  Their website (www.au.org) says:  “The wall of separation between church and state protects us all. It makes our country more fair, more equal and more inclusive.”  Their website says it envisions “a nation where everyone can freely choose a faith and support it voluntarily, or follow no religious or spiritual path at all, and where the government does not promote religion over non-religion or favor one faith over another.”

If you know something about the issue, you will learn more — and if you don’t yet know very much about it, you will learn a lot.

CLICK THIS LINK TO WATCH THE VIDEO.

I typed up a very thorough summary of what we said during the interview and added links to more information.  CLICK THE NEXT LINK TO READ THE THOROUGH SUMMARY with links to much more information:  2021.10 Church-State — SUMMARY and RESOURCES

Questions?  Contact Glen Anderson (producer and host) at (360) 491-9093 or glenanderson@integra.net