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Religious Liberty: Atheistic, Theocratic, or Biblical?
What is the definition of religious liberty? Confusion can easily arise if one does not recognize that there are at least three definitions of religious liberty that originate from different sources and lead in vastly different directions. These three definitions might be called the atheistic, the theocratic, and the biblical.
Religious Liberty and the Woman at the Well
The issue of religious liberty hinges on the same choice today. Will the church fully accept Christ as its master, or will it remain submitted to the world and its policies, philosophies, customs, and expectations? The truth can set us free, but we must be willing to surrender everything that separates us from the Freedom-Giver. The power belongs to God. The choice is ours.
Religious Liberty and the New Birth
Nicodemus eventually accepted Jesus Christ as his personal Savior, and became truly victorious among the people. This same victory, and this same freedom in Christ, is promised to us today. The power of redemption and transformation is God’s. The choice is ours.