God and Man in the Law: The Foundations of Anglo-American Constitutionalism Book

	Preface
1	Introduction	1
Pt. 1	The Origin and Development of Judicialized Constitutionalism in the United States	11
2	Problems in Contemporary Constitutional Theory	13
3	Constitutional Interpretation and Judicial Review	23
4	Judicial Supremacy and Judicial Review	34
Pt. 2	The Anglo-American Constitutional Experience	45
5	Constitutionalism in a Liberal Democracy	47
6	Written and Unwritten Constitutions	58
7	Law and Morality	73
Pt. 3	The Legacy of the British Constitution	89
8	The British Constitution and the Common Law	91
9	Intentionalism and the Rules of Interpretation in English and American Practice	104
10	The Rules of Interpretation, Stare Decisis, and Legal Fiction in Constitutional Law	118
Pt. 4	The Normative Force of Tradition	129
11	Political Philosophy	131
12	Law and Jurisprudence	144
13	Natural Law and the Constitution	157
Pt. 5	Constitutional Gnosticism and Constitutional Theism	171
14	The Gnostic Alternative	175
15	The God of the Cosmos as a Whole	191
16	The God of the Cosmos and Its Parts	201
17	The Implications of Belief and the Continuity of the Western Legal Tradition	216
	Notes	229
	Bibliography	267
	Index	281