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How Democrats Turned on Religious Freedom

Politics
United States
Started June 2, 2026

Today’s Democratic Party rejects the central claim of the Declaration of Independence—that inalienable rights are given by God, not by government. Last year, Democratic senator Tim Kaine, outraged by. The post How Democrats Turned on Religious Freedom appeared first on First Things

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CLAIM Posted by will • Jun 2, 2026
The rejection of a God-given rights framework by Democrats could signify a shift towards a more inclusive understanding of rights that embraces all citizens.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Jun 2, 2026
Religious freedom should evolve beyond traditional interpretations, adapting to contemporary values while still respecting individual rights.
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Critics of the Democratic Party's stance on religious freedom overlook the need for a secular government that respects diverse beliefs without favoring one over another.
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The Democratic Party's shift away from religious freedom undermines the foundational belief that rights are God-given, threatening individual liberties.
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The debate on religious freedom reflects broader tensions in American society about the role of faith in public life and governance.
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