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Foreword by Martin E. Marty
Preface
Neutrality and First Amendment Interpretation by Paul J. Weber
"Strict Neutrality" and the Free Exercise of Religion by Dean M. Kelly
Response to Dean M. Kelly
Neutrality and the Establishment of Clause by James M. Dunn
Response to James M. Dunn
The Neutrality Principle and a Pluralist Concept of Accommodation by Stephen V. Monsma
Response to Stephen V. Monsma
To Favor Neither Religion Nor Nonreligion: Schools in a Pluralist Society by William R. Marty
Response to William R. Marty
Thomas Jefferson's "Wall": Absolute or Serpentine? by Robert M. Healey
Concluding Reflections by Paul J. Weber
Bibliography
Index
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