Posts tagged Religion
Pope Leo XIV Visits a Secular France

Pope Leo XIV has made a landmark four-day Apostolic Journey to France, marking his first trip to the nation as pontiff. This trip marked political and social balancing between the Vatican’s ties to traditional Catholic strongholds and an increasingly secular European population. The Vatican is approaching secular relations by bridging common interests and using such interests as common ground.

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Column: The United States Needs a Secular Political Revival

“From its earliest colonial roots, the United States has been a Christian nation. Even the establishment clause, which prevents the declaration of a federal religion and is codified in the Bill of Rights, was included with the understanding that there were so many regional denominations of Christianity in the colonies that to impose one of them as dominant would inhibit the freedoms of our fledgling nation. America was created by Christians, for Christians. Understanding that is the first step to understanding how we ended up with a comprehensive abortion ban in Texas that allows citizens to sue people they suspect have undergone or helped someone else attain an abortion procedure (SB8). It is also a realization that is needed to overturn SB8 and legislation like it in the future.”

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