Attorneys Jason Hines and Michael Peabody discuss principles of liberty of conscience.
Related Articles
Current Events
Why Today’s Religious Liberty Battles Are Really About Free Speech
Most religious liberty fights in court today aren’t just about belief. They’re about expression. Whether it’s a prayer…
Church and State
Hard-fought religious freedom something to celebrate this Thanksgiving
Households throughout the United States are celebrating a presidentially designated Thanksgiving Day. It provides us an opportunity to…
Current Events
How the Ninth Circuit Carved Faith from Fear in the Swab Case
September 23, 2025. Portland, Oregon. The courthouse reeked of bureaucracy and Lysol, like a mausoleum for ideas. Three…
Kierkegaard is a great place to start in order to thoughtfully challenge the status quo, our own church views and even God himself. The truth seems to always fall on the side of those who truly search for it. Mr. Hines' views are interesting and it was a great interview.
The Conscience
BY: Martin Luther King, Jr.
?The church must be reminded that it is not the master or the servant of the state, but rather the conscience of the state. . . .
?The good Samaritan represents the conscience of mankind because he also was obedient to that which could not be enforced. No law in the world could have produced such unalloyed compassion, such genuine love, such thorough altruism.?
?Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968), theologian, civil rights? leader, Nobel Peace Prize winner, in his book Strength to Love (1963).