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8:03Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky is joined by Spencer Klavan, Associate Editor for the Claremont Review of Books and author of the forthcoming book, “A Way with Words: Why Language Makes Humans Irreplaceable,” to discuss a new Canadian Armed Forces policy barring military chaplains from offering faith-specific prayers at official events where attendance is mandatory. Spencer argues the policy exposes a fundamental misunderstanding of religious liberty, replacing freedom to practice religion with freedom from religion and imposing secularism on the public square in the name of neutrality. The conversation expands into why America’s tradition of religious liberty is distinct from the rest of the world, and more…
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