Religious Freedom

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See this page in the original 1992 publication.

[Latter-day Saints have always been vigorous defenders of religious liberty and have frequently been the victims of religious persecution. For accounts of LDS beliefs concerning religious freedom see Church and State; Constitution of the United States of America; and Politics: Political Teachings.The history of the LDS struggle for freedom is summarized in Legal and Judicial History of the Churchand in Politics: Political History. The efforts of the Church to be recognized and to enjoy religious liberty in new countries are explained in Diplomatic Relations. The underlying commitments to human liberty in LDS teaching are outlined in Freedom. Nephite traditions of religious liberty are described in Book of Mormon, Government and Legal History in the.]



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