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The norms and laws regarding religious freedom in the U.S.
Federal criminal law that directly targets protesters who interrupt religious services is narrow: criminalizes damage to religious property and the obstruction of persons in the free exercise of relig...
The Treaty of Tripoli’s famous Article 11 — “the government of the United States of America is not in any sense founded on the Christian Religion” — has not been a cornerstone legal authority cited as...
Multiple reputable post- surveys and exit polls place white evangelical support for in the neighborhood of roughly 75–84 percent, with many mainstream summaries settling on “” as the simplest way to d...
The Declaration of Independence, the Constitution (including the Bill of Rights), and a handful of other founding‑era instruments mention religion in limited, non‑specific ways, and American courts ha...