Baptist Perspective

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. This podcast contains the letter sent to President George Washington from the Baptist General Committee as prepared by John Leland and the President’s reply to it.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. It gives more insights regarding the times of John Leland and his influence in getting James Madison elected to the House of Representatives and the Bill of Rights added to the Constitution.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. It gives more insights regarding the times of John Leland and his influence in getting James Madison elected as a delegate of Virginia and religious freedom included in the ratification of the Constitution.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. It gives more insights regarding the times of John Leland and the pivotal role of Patrick Henry in ratification of the Constitution.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. It gives more insights regarding the times of John Leland and the persecutions in this colony prior to religious freedom.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. It gives more insights of the persecutions in this colony during the life of John Leland.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America and sets the stage showing somewhat the lack of religious freedom in Virginia and the influence of John Leland in securing the freedom of worship in our nation. While government does not have the right to govern the conscience of man, man must ever know that he is responsible to be obedient to the law of God.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America and introduces John Leland and his valuable influence in securing the freedom of worship in our nation.

Today's study continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America and concludes our review of the life and influence of Isaac Backus in securing this freedom for our nation.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America. Today’s lesson shows how our nation strayed from the initial intent of the First Amendment and is in bondage to pagan philosophy.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America. It provides some background of the Baptists and their connection and influence regarding the general Congress and the war with England along with aid of Isaac Backus.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America. It provides some background of this struggle around the life of Isaac Backus who was introduced in the previous podcast.  

The study today continues the history of sufferings of Obadiah Holmes in the struggles of religious freedom in the United States of America as it relates to the colony of Massachusetts. It also includes a brief introduction to Isaac Backus.  

The study today continues the history of sufferings of Obadiah Holmes in the struggles of religious freedom in the United States of America as it relates to the colony of Massachusetts.

The study today continues looking into some of the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as it relates to the colony of Massachusetts and the life of Obadiah Holmes.  

The study today begins with the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as it relates to the colony of Massachusetts.  

The study today turns from the time of the Reformation to the early days of the colonies of the United States of America and the struggles for religious freedom.

The study today continues by supplying more information concerning John Calvin and his contribution to the reformed teachings and practices regarding the civil government’s role in punishing “heretics.”

The study today continues to supply history from the lives of Zwingli and Calvin regarding the Christian assembly and civil government as addressed by the Protestants and Baptists.

The study today continues in supplying some history of the dichotomy regarding the Christian assembly and civil government as addressed by the Protestants and Baptists.