Playing by the Rules and Catholic Faith Involvement on Foundations of Freedom Thursday

The WallBuilders Show

Can our nation's challenges actually fuel a hopeful outlook for the future? That's the promise we're holding on to on the WallBuilders Show, where we not only tackle the issues head-on but also celebrate the active engagement and victories of our fellow patriots. This episode takes you through a journey from the intersection of faith and culture to the high-stakes arena of judicial roles and the rich tapestry of contributions from early American figures. We will lift your spirits with success stories that prove the power of principled action in upholding our nation's values.
Today is Foundations of Freedom Thursday, which means we take the time to address some questions from the audience. First, we look at Judges. How neutral should a judge be in their decisions? As we dissect recent judicial elections, we uncover the constitutional expectations for judges as impartial interpreters of law.
In response to a listener question, we honor Mother Cabrini's legacy and the roles Catholics played during America's founding, highlighting the diverse mosaic of individuals who have shaped our country. Every story we share is a testament to the enduring spirit of those who've left their mark on history, inviting you to join the ranks by becoming Constitution coaches and active stewards of our biblical and constitutional heritage.

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1. Intersection of Faith and Culture (00:00:07)

2. Role of Judges in Law Enforcement (00:02:11)

3. Catholic Contributions to Early America (00:15:28)