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Religious Dogmas and Civil Law

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International Religious Liberty Association · Chicago, Illinois · Jun 28, 1900

FromThe American Sentinel, The Sentinel of Liberty, Vol. 15, No. 25.

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Religious Dogmas and Civil Law

Religious dogmas or beliefs have no rights which can be claimed for them before the law of the land, and no law for their “protection” has any rightful place on the statute books. Human beings have a right to hold these dogmas as a part of their belief, but the exercise of this right does not require the aid of legislation. Some rights are best served by the absence of any legislation touching them.