July/August 2003

Editorial – Body and Spirit 0

Way back in the wobbly days before the operation to free Iraq from Saddam Hussein I read a rather confident essay by a nationally syndicated columnist: a man who has written for Liberty on more than one occasion. Agreeing with his characterization of the Iraqi regime but a little taken aback at the readiness to

Stand Fast 0

Illustrations by Ralph Butler The United States of America has long been a marvel in the eyes of the world for its successful experiment in religious liberty. The First Amendment has often been copied but seldom implemented as successfully as in this new world. While Americans take pride in our history of preserving such freedoms,

GOD and the GREEN CARD SOLDIER 0

I guess I live in a protected environment. It's called middle-class America. It's a good place to live—I'm not complaining! But little from the outside world touches us here. We express our opinions, we work, we live our lives, and we watch the rest of the world on television while eating dinner. We hardly ever

How Religious was my Tax Exemption 0
- July/August 2003
- July 1, 2003
Illustrations by John MacDonald Three Angels Broadcasting Network is the realized dream of Danny Shelton and his wife, Linda. Today 3ABN, as it is known, is a 24-hour Christian television/satellite and radio network that began in 1984 when Danny was impressed to build a religious television station that would reach the world. From Thompsonville, Illinois,
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The Reshaping of America…Theocratic Dreams 0
- July/August 2003
- July 1, 2003
Illustrations by Sara Tyson Last July at a gathering organized by the Center for Christian Statesmanship, House majority whip Tom DeLay (now House majority leader) declared, "I know there are some people that are worried about the faith-based initiative that the president supports. And most of the distress is . . . that 'we don't
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Liberty Celebrated on Capitol Hill 0
- July/August 2003
- July 1, 2003
The United States Senate caucus room is the sort of marble-floored, wood-paneled location one associates with events of great moment. Indeed, it was from this room that John F. Kennedy announced his candidacy for the presidency; it was in this room that the Watergate and Iran-Contra hearings were conducted; and it was here that staffers
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