The Liberty Action Alert Podcast
The Liberty Action Alert Podcast
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Exploring religious freedom, cultural engagement, secular policies in education, marital values, abortion issues and political skepticism with special guests.
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The show addresses critical topics including religious freedom, cultural engagement, secular education policies, and pro-life issues. For example, episodes explore the financial influence of far-left ideologies in education, the cultural significance of family values, and strategies for advocating the sanctity of life in today's society.
Exploring religious freedom, cultural engagement, secular policies in education, marital values, abortion issues and political skepticism with special guests.
This week on The Liberty Action Alert, join Dr. Gregory Seltz and his guest, Brad Brandon, Founder and CEO of Across Nigeria, as they talk about Sharia Law, Constitutional Law/limited government, religious liberty, American citizenship, and Christian evangelism. What happens when religious freedom becomes religious rule — and religious practice/law uses the coercive power of government to subvert the free sharing of the Gospel itself? Brad Brandon of Across Nigeria has seen that danger firsthand among persecuted Christians in Nigeria. Listen in for the political, cultural, moral, and faith perspective on these vital issues and their impact on our culture and our mission, as we continue to grow in the wisdom needed to be 2 Kingdom citizens for the country we love. Join us!
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