September/October 2001

Current events in religious liberty

In our more secular age it is easy to overlook the religious views of the founders of the American republic. Even the so-called atheism of Thomas Jefferson quickly reveals itself as a deeply held private faith, albeit with a theology cut loose from most creeds and informed by history and philosophy.

What school vouchers may do

The Supreme Court decides

Is the Canadian government against religion?

The strange odyssey of religious liberty, free speech, and student fees at three universities

They must decide whether they are willing to pay the price for standing up for their beliefs