Join the Institute on the Constitution and Privacy Academy for two powerful November events focused on restoring liberty and protecting privacy. Learn the constitutional foundations of freedom with Larry Mayo on Nov. 13, then discover five practical steps to exit the surveillance state on Nov. 19. Together, these sessions connect timeless principles with modern tools to safeguard your rights—both online and off.

Many people believe the Bible is unclear on the issue of capital punishment—as if they could substantiate either viewpoint, believing either position could be justified. Is such the case?

It took more than 20 years, but the REAL ID Act of 2005 is finally being enforced. While several people have talked about the requirements for a REAL ID, and whether or not they even need one, I haven’t heard anyone ask one very important question: Is it legal?

The question of if and when parents should be allowed to opt their children out of certain activities and curriculum in public schools has been raging for quite a while. With our society’s rapidly changing standards, the need for parents to oversee and control the upbringing of their children has become even more important.

The Bible’s test for the veracity of genuine faith is the absence of racism. John 13:35 says, “By this all men will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another.” Jesus’ command here stems beyond loving our own kind.

How many of you know about the Johnson Amendment? Because if you’ve ever donated to a church or other charity, you’ve been impacted by it. This limitation on freedom of speech has been in effect for over 70 years. Now the House of Representatives is trying to remedy this infringement.

Explore a biblical perspective on marriage and same-sex relationships, emphasizing Scripture’s definition of marriage and the importance of standing firm in faith.

Privacy versus safety has always been a constitutional tug-of-war. The case of Scholl and Bednarz v. Illinois State Police puts the issue front and center, questioning whether warrantless use of automatic license plate readers violates the Fourth Amendment. Are ALPRs a tool for security, or a dangerous step toward mass surveillance?

What does the Bible say about illegal immigration? Ralph Drollinger explores Scripture’s guidance on nations, borders, and policy, showing how biblically uninformed thinking can lead to misguided laws. Understanding God’s Word on immigration is essential for Christians seeking policies that honor both faith and nation.

At IOTC, nothing compares to the impact of a live Constitution course—real conversations, face-to-face learning, and a stronger commitment to liberty. This fall, Delaware is set to host four in-person courses with certified instructors. Whether you're a student, parent, or community leader, these classes offer more than instruction—they equip you to defend and live out constitutional principles in your community.

Freedom is worth celebrating—and learning about. That’s why Institute on the Constitution Senior Instructor Larry Mayo is teaming up with the Sussex County GOP for a one-of-a-kind event that blends civic engagement with a festive end-of-summer atmosphere.

The Bible affirms private property as integral to human dignity, stewardship, and flourishing. From God’s ultimate ownership to commandments against theft and coveting, Scripture repeatedly supports individual ownership rather than communal or state control. Discover how biblical teaching can shape our convictions about property rights, government, and economic justice.