What Does Our Constitution Say About Religion

Listen Online Subscribe Does the U.S. Constitution really say that church and state must be separated? Where does the Constitution mention religion? What does it mean when it says, “there shall be no religious test?” Religion and the Constitution Our politicians and even the media misquote and misuse the Constitution’s references to religion. The religious test question is particularly abused. What is it actually addressing? I discuss this and related issues in this important episode. The Religious Test Question Christians, it is important for us to be able to articulate these matters clearly. We tend to assume we understand these principles, and we often rely on political leaders for our views on these matters. Please enjoy this important episode on religion in the Constitution! Please don’t hesitate to send along questions and comments. Thank you for your support of Relentless Truth. You can learn more, including our contact information, at johnwarrenmedia.com. Please share this episode on social media and through email and text with your friends. Our great hope in Jesus Christ is powerful, and it is this Gospel that compels us to share these truths. “We tend to assume we understand these principles, and we often rely on political leaders for our views on these matters.” John Warren The post What Does Our Constitution Say About Religion first appeared on John Warren Media.