Ken Burns’ new film “The American Revolution” chronicles our country’s founding in six installments. Religious freedom is one of America’s founding ideals, and religious beliefs and conflicts play a role at numerous points in the film. The ways in which people’s faith and ideals of freedom and tolerance intersect with the war are complex and interesting. As you enjoy the documentary, here’s a bingo card of faith and freedom focused tidbits to look out for:
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Want to learn even more about faith and freedom in early America? Check out the new documentary, THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, and our accompanying resources.
Consider how diverse beliefs shaped early American ideals and how interfaith dialogue can strengthen civic understanding and unity today.
Early American history is full of figures pursuing their freedom of religion, which helped shape a society that values pluralism and working toward a common good
This year marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence! How much do you know about religious life in early America?
