The Divided States of America?
Aug 24, 2010 - comments: 1 -
The principle of religious freedom once united this country, but now issues of church and state threaten to split it apart. On today’s For Faith & Family, Dr. Richard Land shares what both sides are missing in the “God & Country Shouting Match.”
We have invited our good friend, Penna Dexter, to guest host today so you can hear Dr. Land’s thoughts on what role religion should play in America, as he discusses his new book, The Divided States of America?
- What’s God got to do with America? – erlc.com
- Tackling the relationship between the church and the state – a summary of the book
- A gift that kept on giving – Land’s book is referenced in a religious liberty court case
Click on an above link to listen, or right-click to download the mp3 file. You are welcome to burn programs to CD for personal use or to share with friends and family.
topic(s): Citizenship, Church and State, Religious Liberty, Issues,
Guest Corner
Richard Land
President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission
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1 On Aug 25th, 2010, at 5:41pm, Phil Morris wrote:
An article written by Mr. Marv Knox, editor of the Baptist Standard publication, regarding the “Ground Zero Mosque” issue. We respectfully disagree and would welcome your opinions and comments on this issue. Mr. Knox’s words are in quotations. The Ameritianity response is not.
BAPTIST STANDARD
MASS CONFUSION IN THE LIBERAL / PROGRESSIVE / SOCIALIST / “CHRISTIAN LEADERS” CAMP
“The political debate over whether Muslims should be allowed to build a mosque near Ground Zero is making a mockery of the First Amendment. It also denies a principle Baptists have championed for 400 years.”
You may view the rest of the debate at:
http://www.ameritianity.com/viewsonthemosque.html