Infringements on Religious Liberty Vexed James Madison and They Should Vex Us
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Jo Ann OkelberryJanuary 31, 2019
I certainly agree with James Madison. People should be able to express their religious views freely and live the principles and doctrine that they believe in as long as they are not denying the rights of others. There are too many people these days who only want their rights and beliefs to be valid and no one else's.
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