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Apr 19, 2021 43 min

Religious Freedom

from REALigion Hosted by Rabbi Eric Linder & Rev. Joel L. Tolbert

There are LOTS of Supreme Court cases lately that make decisions about religious freedoms. Where is the line between freedom to practice religion and religion's ability to impose its practices on others? How can we tell if we are protecting our own freedom to practice our religion or asking the government to sanction imposing our religious beliefs and practices on others around us? Eric and Joel push and pull on each other to find the line. Show Notes: A Legal Winning Streak for Religion - The New York Times (nytimes.com) Matthew 22:15-22 NRSV - The Question about Paying Taxes - Then - Bible Gateway Overton window - Wikipedia Letting them die: parents refuse medical help for children in the name of Christ | Idaho | The Guardian Contact (1997) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers - Bing video How to follow Rabbi Eric Twitter @geekyrabbi Blog Geeky Rabbi | Theology, Technology and a bit of Music Home - Congregation Children of Israel, Athens Georgia (ccisrael.org) How to follow Rev. Joel Twitter @treblotj Blog Cross Purposes | Blog of Rev. Joel Tolbert Presbyterian Church of Chestertown – Planted Deep. Growing Strong. Reaching Wide. (presbyterianchestertown.org) Send feedback, show ideas, comments, and suggestions to: [email protected] Music "Modulation in the Spirit" by Little Glass Men, Composer Ryan Claus (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

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