Professor Stephen Schneck: Defending religious freedom worldwide
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This week, Tim sits down with Professor Stephen Schneck, chair of the bipartisan U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF).
They dive into some of the regions where Christians are facing serious persecution, with Professor Schneck sharing what’s weighing most heavily on his mind.
He also offers his thoughts on the upcoming U.S. elections and what they could mean for religious freedom.
Tim also takes a moment to reflect on the debate around the Assisted Suicide Bill, giving his take on how we can approach tough conversations like these with the people around us.
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Released on 8 Oct 2024
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