Religion and 3 Cs for overcoming polarization

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "What I am suggesting is that if we want to preserve religious freedom and live in peace in a society that is increasingly intolerant of faith, then we will have to be very clear about what matters most and make wise compromises in areas that matter less," Elder Wickman said then.
54% : Elder Wickman outlined a hierarchy of religious freedoms.
48% : I think it's important to celebrate the voices that are trying to do the more ordinary work of suggesting compromise, of suggesting the importance of religious freedom for all.
42% : and, actually, when you think about the heart of what all civil liberties are and religious liberty included, it's a kind of compromise.
41% : , that are not fundamentally for religious freedom for all, and progressives on the left need to critique those for the sake of compromise."
40% : So I think about on the right, the white evangelicals ... who do not tolerate religious freedom for everyone, who are actively out to suppress the rights, especially of American Muslims and others.
39% : "To me, religious freedom in this country is fundamentally about compromise and ... it doesn't have to be winner-take-all.
36% : There are Republican elected officials who are actively against religious freedom for all, and there have to be critiques of those as well.

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