These Liberties We Hold Sacred: Essays on Faith and Citizenship in the 21st Century
By the time our Founding Fathers were ready to establish an independent nation, the idea of religious tolerance had become deeply ingrained in this brave new country's design. So much so that when the United States Constitution was ratified, it contained a document known as The Bill of Rights-ten amendments detailing the rights of this country's citizens. And the very First Amendment states, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. . . .”



Over the past few decades, however, the power of the state has usurped a growing number of rights clearly ascribed to those who wish to practice their faith. This has certainly not gone unnoticed by many religious organizations. As the supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus, Carl Anderson has taken an active role in highlighting-and protecting against-this ever-growing governmental infringement over fundamental religious freedom. New York Times bestselling author Carl Anderson has gathered together many of his most thought-provoking speeches, articles, and essays that lay bare the facts of this unjustified restriction of religious beliefs. The power of his words makes it clear that if nothing is done now, there will continue to be more erosion of these special freedoms set forth by our Founding Fathers.
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These Liberties We Hold Sacred: Essays on Faith and Citizenship in the 21st Century
By the time our Founding Fathers were ready to establish an independent nation, the idea of religious tolerance had become deeply ingrained in this brave new country's design. So much so that when the United States Constitution was ratified, it contained a document known as The Bill of Rights-ten amendments detailing the rights of this country's citizens. And the very First Amendment states, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. . . .”



Over the past few decades, however, the power of the state has usurped a growing number of rights clearly ascribed to those who wish to practice their faith. This has certainly not gone unnoticed by many religious organizations. As the supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus, Carl Anderson has taken an active role in highlighting-and protecting against-this ever-growing governmental infringement over fundamental religious freedom. New York Times bestselling author Carl Anderson has gathered together many of his most thought-provoking speeches, articles, and essays that lay bare the facts of this unjustified restriction of religious beliefs. The power of his words makes it clear that if nothing is done now, there will continue to be more erosion of these special freedoms set forth by our Founding Fathers.
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These Liberties We Hold Sacred: Essays on Faith and Citizenship in the 21st Century

These Liberties We Hold Sacred: Essays on Faith and Citizenship in the 21st Century

by Carl Anderson

Narrated by Jim Denison

Unabridged — 9 hours, 30 minutes

These Liberties We Hold Sacred: Essays on Faith and Citizenship in the 21st Century

These Liberties We Hold Sacred: Essays on Faith and Citizenship in the 21st Century

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Overview

By the time our Founding Fathers were ready to establish an independent nation, the idea of religious tolerance had become deeply ingrained in this brave new country's design. So much so that when the United States Constitution was ratified, it contained a document known as The Bill of Rights-ten amendments detailing the rights of this country's citizens. And the very First Amendment states, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. . . .”



Over the past few decades, however, the power of the state has usurped a growing number of rights clearly ascribed to those who wish to practice their faith. This has certainly not gone unnoticed by many religious organizations. As the supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus, Carl Anderson has taken an active role in highlighting-and protecting against-this ever-growing governmental infringement over fundamental religious freedom. New York Times bestselling author Carl Anderson has gathered together many of his most thought-provoking speeches, articles, and essays that lay bare the facts of this unjustified restriction of religious beliefs. The power of his words makes it clear that if nothing is done now, there will continue to be more erosion of these special freedoms set forth by our Founding Fathers.

Editorial Reviews

Midwest Book Review (MBR)

"Eloquent, informative, thoughtful and thought-provoking, These Liberties We Hold Sacred is a welcome contribution to our current national dialogue over the relationship of church and state in America."

North Texas Catholic - Walker Price

"Constituting an impressive collection of speeches, articles, and essays, These Liberties We Hold Sacred is remarkable in its thematic scope.. . Anderson profoundly reiterates what countless Christians, theologians, and laypeople alike, have evidenced throughout the generations: our outward living of Christ’s call to love others as we love ourselves is a balm for a wounded world."

top book review Grady Harp

"Informative, diagnostic, insightful, and form[s] a grateful cushion of hope for the future. Carl Anderson continues to inspire with his speaking, his actions, and his writing. This is a welcome treatise on what can be our future."

Product Details

BN ID: 2940177255491
Publisher: Tantor Audio
Publication date: 06/22/2021
Edition description: Unabridged
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