released 11/6/2020

Does the First Amendment really guarantee religious liberty? It all depends on what you mean by “religion.” There is no religiously neutral definition of “the free exercise of religion.” Ken Myers talks with Kenneth Craycraft, Jr., about his book, The American Myth of Religious Freedom. One of Craycraft’s fundamental beliefs is that a theologically rich definition of religious liberty is at odds with the American definition of religious liberty.

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