Deeply concerned for the future of Religious Liberty in the United States
The medieval Inquisition demonstrated how religious institutions armed with civil authority suppressed dissent through torture, punishment, and even death
The medieval Inquisition demonstrated how religious institutions armed with civil authority suppressed dissent through torture, punishment, and even death
The idea of a legally protected weekly day of rest has become so normal in modern society that few people stop to ask where it came from, who shaped it, or what principles guided its development.
In 1948, the UN signed into being the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It was to be a guide to human rights for all countries. However, it was never a legally binding document and required count
Approximately 140 years ago, the American Sentinel commenced circulation for the purposes of defining and promoting religious liberty issues. Today, more than ever it is time for a far-reaching Religi…
It is commonly understood that religious liberty is simply the liberty to practice the teachings of an organized, institutional religion. Religious liberty belongs to the conscience of the individual.…
Where does human freedom, and our concept of it, come from? Is it the result of chance, the blind byproduct of unguided social and historical forces? Or is it an a unalienable right bestowed by a high…
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