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Foreword 5 Editor's Notes 7 Acknowledgments 11
1 Religion and the Courts 13
2 Religion and the Constitution 27
3 The Misleading Metaphor 49
4 The Judicial Evidence 55
5 The Historical Evidence 81
6 The Religious Nature of the Founding Fathers 129
7 Safeguarding Original Intent 153
8 Rewriting Original Intent 157
9 Ignoring Original Intent 197
10 The Court's Selective Use of History 203
11 Establishing the American Philosophy of Government 219
12 A Changing Standard - Toward a New Constitution? 233
13 A Constitution in a State of Flux 239
14 Identifying the Spirit of the Constitution 247
15 Maintaining Constitutional Integrity 259
16 Revisionism: A Willing Accomplice 285
17 Religion and Morality: The Indispensable Supports 325
18 Returning to Original Intent 337 Appendix A The Declaration of Independence 357 Appendix B The Constitution of the United States 361 Appendix C Biographical Sketches of Select Individuals Referenced in Original Intent 379 Appendix D Endnotes 439 Appendix E List of Cases Cited 505 Appendix F Bibliography 513 Appendix G Index 535
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Addy Spiller
reviewed Original Intent: The Courts, the Constitution, and Religion on September 17, 2007
Original Intent: The Courts, the Constitution, and Religion
It's been a while since I read Barton's book but here is what I remember.
Barton goes to great lengths to prove that the foundations of the government of the United States of American was established by men who wished for this country to be a Christian nation. Indeed, he goes so far as to quote out of context, misinterpret the intent of the founding fathers and early courts and in his attempts to make the founders look like angels, occasionally succeeds in making them look like idiots.
Barton clearly is utterly biased and has an agenda which does not include establishing fact but rather, making the world safe for Christianity (as opposed to, Safe for Freedom).
My opinion, of course!
--Wag--
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