- President Jimmy Carter passed away on December 29 after more than a year of hospice care in Georgia.
- His commitment to the separation of church and state and religious liberty is particularly relevant in contemporary American politics.
- Carter emphasized that prayer should be a personal matter between individuals and God, aligning with the Supreme Court's decisions on mandatory public prayers.
- Despite facing political challenges, he remained active in promoting religious freedom and advocated for the ideal of a society where personal beliefs do not influence government.
- As we reflect on his life, there is a call to emulate Carter’s example in fostering a true commitment to religious liberty in the face of rising political extremism.
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Atlas Winston
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