Following a violent riot in Washington, D.C., we take a closer look at the political ideology known as "Christian nationalism."
Religious freedom news briefs and resources from the Public Affairs and Religious Liberty department’s Washington D.C. liaison.
Religious freedom news briefs and resources from the Public Affairs and Religious Liberty department’s Washington D.C. liaison.
Some 84 countries—from Brunei to Saudi Arabia to Malaysia—have laws that forbid blasphemy or restrict a person’s right to change or renounce their religious beliefs.
Adventist leader calls rulings "a great blessing" for all those whose religion includes a holy day.
On Religious Liberty Sabbath we take time as a world church to reflect on the precious gift of religious freedom and we pray for the many millions of men, women, and children who continue to suffer harassment, discrimination, and even imprisonment or physical harm, because they choose faithfulness to God, no matter what. In 2021, Religious Liberty Sabbath will be commemorated on Jan. 16. (In North America, the date will be January 23.) To mark the day, Dr. Ganoune Diop, director of PARL for the General Conference, has shared this special message: “Focus on Freedom: Biblical Insights About a Divine Gift.”