The Freedom of Religion

 Fort Bend County Christians Against Christian Nationalism: A Call to Education, Healing, and Reconciliation

Fort Bend County Christians Against Christian Nationalism local group. This initiative is dedicated to fostering education, healing, and reconciliation while ensuring that our faith remains rooted in biblical truth and Christian love.

1. Education – Providing resources and discussions to help individuals understand the importance of:
 

• Separation of Church and State – Ensuring that religious institutions and government remain distinct, preserving both religious freedom and democracy.
• Religious Freedom – Defending the right of all individuals to practice their faith (or no faith) without government interference or coercion.
• Legal Rights and Our Constitution – Educating the community on constitutional protections, legal precedents, and how they impact religious liberty in America.

2. Healing – Addressing the division and harm caused by Christian nationalism, fostering understanding, and creating spaces for open, honest dialogue. We will also provide one-on-one life coaching for individuals who have been negatively impacted, offering guidance, support, and a path toward personal and spiritual restoration.
 

3. Reconciliation – Encouraging unity across different faith traditions and political beliefs by promoting respect, collaboration, and a shared commitment to religious freedom for all.
 

4. Biblical Principles on Christian Behavior, Character, and Morality – Upholding and teaching the biblical foundations of how Christians should conduct themselves in the world, reflecting Christ’s love, humility, and righteousness. This includes:
 

• Christian Behavior – Living in a manner that reflects the teachings of Christ, demonstrating love, kindness, and integrity (Matthew 5:16, Galatians 5:22-23).
• Christian Character – Developing virtues such as humility, patience, and self-control that align with God’s Word (Philippians 2:3-5, Colossians 3:12-14).
• Christian Morality – Standing firm in biblical values while extending grace and understanding, ensuring our faith aligns with God’s truth rather than political ideology (Romans 12:2, Micah 6:8).

This movement is a call to stand firm in faith, educate our communities, and work toward healing and reconciliation in the face of the challenges presented by Christian nationalism. We invite all who share this vision to join us.