South Florida Sun-Sentinel / By James D. Davis PALM BEACH – What’s the biggest threat to religious freedom? Some might blame secular humanists, or maybe Al-Qaida. But for Baptist leader J. Brent Walker, the danger is as clear as George’s face on...
This article was published in The Register Guard in Eugene, Oregon, on Feb. 10, 2010 On Jan. 1, workers in Oregon got a boost in the protection of their religious expression when the state’s Workplace Religious Freedom Act went into effect. Public school...
By John Dart/ The Christian Century Despite public school controversies that generate sparks every December, church-state columnist Charles Haynes of the Freedom Forum recently wrote, "The First Amendment solution is stunningly simple: Schools should plan holiday...
Baptist Joint Committee Executive Director J. Brent Walker is a panelist for The Washington Post/ Newsweek online conversation, "On Faith." Each week panelists have the opportunity to answer a question posed by Jon Meacham and Sally Quinn, the moderators of...
Baptist Joint Committee Executive Director J. Brent Walker is a panelist for The Washington Post/ Newsweek online conversation, "On Faith." Each week panelists have the opportunity to answer a question posed by Jon Meacham and Sally Quinn, the moderators of...
The Baptist Standard DALLAS-Baptists must hold in tension three sets of paradoxical ideas if they are to remain faithful to their heritage and champion freedom, Brent Walker told participants at the T.B. Maston Christian Ethics Award Dinner Oct. 30 in Dallas. The...
