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Openly Secular, Baptists, and Defending Religious Freedom

13 June, 2015 All Current Features

Openly Secular, Baptists, and Defending Religious Freedom — Christianity Today interviews Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary president Danny Akin who posted a 2-minute video for Openly Secular, which is dedicated to eliminating discrimination against atheists, freethinkers, agnostics, humanists, and nonreligious people. This event can serve as a case study for how Christians should or should not participate in a liberal democracy and share the public square.

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