Annalisa Quinn, a Globe Magazine reporter, dives into religious freedom through the lens of the controversial Satanic Temple, co-founded by activist Lucien Greaves. They discuss the temple's provocative public displays and its role as a defender of secularism. Constitutional scholar Steven K. Green adds depth by exploring the historical context of the First Amendment amidst rising Christian nationalism. The conversation touches on how the temple’s legal activism challenges traditional views on religious rights, especially in the wake of the Dobbs decision affecting reproductive rights.