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Blasphemy Laws

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January 17, 2026

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In this reflection, Father Josiah Trenham explores whether blasphemy laws are truly un-American. Drawing from Christian history, early American legal tradition, and constitutional reasoning, he argues that reverence for God’s name was once understood as foundational to civic peace and moral order. This talk examines the relationship between faith, freedom of speech, and the moral health of a nation.

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