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Preface vii
Introduction 1
1 Church and State 10
2 Reason and Freedom 30
3 Religious Liberty 50
4 Rights and Freedoms 70
5 Multiculturalism and Religion 90
6 The Role of the State 110
7 Must Democracy Be Religiously Neutral? 130
8 Law and Religion 150
9 Religion in State Education 171
10 Must We Privatize Religion? 190
11 Under God? 209
Conclusion 230
Notes 237
Bibliography 250
Index 255
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Dustin Dutra
reviewed Religion in Public Life: Must Faith Be Privatized? on March 19, 2013
Religion in Public Life: Must Faith Be Privatized?
Trigg is a British author, so he writes at some remove from the U.S. religious and political context. His analysis of issues of church and state is good enough, but it seems contrived at times. There needs to be a bit more foundational work done.
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