Religious Liberty: Why Christianity Is the Faith That Defends the Rights of Its Opponents

About this episode

The episode discusses the implications of religious liberty and the responsibilities of Christians regarding the rights of other faiths and beliefs.

Should Christians support laws that make it harder to be Muslim? If you had the political power to outlaw atheism, would you use it? Should religious freedom be a Christian right or a human right? Many people haven’t thought carefully about these questions, but history shows us why we should.

People in this episode

Host: Paul Sadler

Topics covered

• religious liberty
• Christianity
• Islam
• atheism
• human rights
• political power

Keywords

• religious freedom
• Christianity
• Islam
• atheism
• human rights
• political power
• religious rights

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Christianity, Islam, atheism, history

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