First Amendment Quixotic or Practical?0

• November/December 2005
• November 1, 2005

Take a cursory walk through any bookstore today and you can't help noticing the antithetical positions that the Bill of Rights was either a concoction of missionaries posing as politicians or that it was the development of rationalists seeking to eliminate religion from public life altogether. Was the Bill of Rights, specifically the First Amendment,

The Flushing Remonstrance0

• November/December 2005
• November 1, 2005

The steel-and-glass skyline of Manhattan still soars toward the heavens with the confidence of a people born free. But the cradle of this freedom is not found in the luxury of Wall Street or the neon sparkle of Times Square. Instead, it rests in a simple farmhouse located near the No. 7 train. A short

Good And Bad0

• November/December 2005
• November 1, 2005

Pure Religion0

• November/December 2005
• November 1, 2005

After the Tsunami0

• November/December 2005
• November 1, 2005

From left to right:The IRLA/Liberty team met with the minister of religion for Myanmar. – Tsunami destruction in Sri Lanka. – Editor Steed and Dr John Graz meet with the woman who directs the Bible Society in Sri Lanka. – Children at an orphanage in Colombo, Sri Lanka, run by a Buddhist monk. Some of

The Meaning of America0

• November/December 2005
• November 1, 2005

A famous historian once said that if Washington had been resurrected in Lincoln's time, he would not have found it very different from his own day. Clothing styles might have changed a little; some of the laws and customs might be new, but in the main, there would be no real divergence of culture and