What Is the Separation of Church and State and Why Does It Matter?
About this episode
The episode discusses the historical and biblical context of the separation of church and state and its significance for the advancement of the gospel.
From Constantine to modern politics, Christians have wrestled with the relationship between church and state. This article explains the biblical distinction between the two and why the gospel advances through persuasion and spiritual power, not coercion and political force.
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