The Trump administration is wrong. Restrictions to protect public health don’t violate religious freedom; they ensure religious freedom is not misused in ways that risk people’s lives.

U.S. faith leaders are appalled at President Donald Trump’s decision to walk to a D.C. church and wave a Bible for a photo op.

Trump clearly hopes to cover up his inability to comfort our nation during a time of great sorrow and pain by assuming the mantle of religion.

At Americans United, we venerate the Constitution, which became the foundation of a nation determined to preserve freedom of religion, along with freedom of speech, assembly and the press. But we also acknowledge that the Founders who gave us these principles gravely compromised their legacy by condoning the enslavement of millions of black people.

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Jerry Falwell Jr.’s ugly tweet deeply exposes and challenges the moral imperative of religious freedom in America.

Freeman is critical of the protestors who swamped the state capitol in Raleigh to demand an immediate reopening of the state, including houses of worship. He points out that they’re overlooking the fact that church gatherings have been identified as vectors for the virus.

While groups like the AFA lift up the voices of extremists, Americans would do better to listen to the many faith leaders who are advocating a reasonable and prudent path toward reopening.