Liberia's Constitution includes references to religion that feature the country's history and culture. While it expresses gratitude to God in the preamble, it also promises freedom of religion and uses spiritual language and principles. Thus, it raises an interesting question: how can a nation that acknowledges divine influence in its founding not place more importance on integrating religious literacy in state-funded public schools? Dr. Alexander L. Redd addresses this question in his book, "The Challenge of Religious Literacy in Liberian Public Education." He dives into the importance of religious education and suggests creating a curriculum that reflects Liberia's unique history and diverse communities. His book is valuable for anyone involved in education: policymakers, teachers, religious communities, parents, and students alike.
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