Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion
Aug 26, 2025 · 1h 12m
Director
Andrew LinnOverview
Church and State is a groundbreaking Documentary exploring the life and legacy of Roger Williams, a visionary who championed the separation of Church and State in 17th century America. His bold ideas laid the foundation for Religious Freedom and tolerance. Principles that continue to shape societies worldwide. This film brings his story to life through expert interviews and animation.
Cast of Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion
Crew of Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion
About Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion
What is Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion about?
Church and State is a groundbreaking Documentary exploring the life and legacy of Roger Williams, a visionary who championed the separation of Church and State in 17th century America. His bold ideas laid the foundation for Religious Freedom and tolerance. Principles that continue to shape societies worldwide. This film brings his story to life through expert interviews and animation.
When was Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion released?
Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion was released on August 26, 2025.
How long is Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion?
Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion runs 1 hour 12 minutes (72 minutes).
Who directed Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion?
Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion was directed by Andrew Linn.
Who is in the cast of Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion?
The cast of Church and State: Roger Williams and the Founding of Freedom of Religion includes John M. Barry (Self), William J. Federer (Self), Tim Hall (Self) and Stephen Unthank (Self).