Which Way, L.A.?
Religious Freedom
Freedom from religious persecution should be a priority of American foreign policy. It's easy to say--but hard to accomplish. The Christian Coalition is pushing hard, but Christians aren't the only worshipers subject to persecution. The White House and business are worried about international sensibilities.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readDr. Paul Marshall: Senior Fellow in Political Theory at Toronto's Institute for Christian Studies Joan Brown Campbell: General Secretary, National Council of the Churches of Christin the USA. David Adams: Executive Director, Office of Government Information for the Lutheran Church Rob Schwarzwalder: Director of Communications, National Association of Manufacturers. William Schulz: Executive Director, Amnesty InternationalSalam Al Marayati: Director, Muslim Public Affairs Council Rob Boston: Americans United for Separation of Church and State Wally Knox: Democratic Assemblyman from Los Angeles Rob Boston: Americans United for Separation of Church and StateDon Lambro : Chief Political Correspondent, The Washington Times Don Lambro: Chief Political Correspondent, The Washington Times
topic: Wally Knox
