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Introduction
1. Separation and Its Cousins
2. Equal Liberty
3. The Exemptions Puzzle
4. Ten Commandments, Three Plastic Reindeer, and One Nation .o.o. Indivisible
5. God in the Classroom
6. Public Dollars, Religious Programs
7. Legislative Responsibility for Religious Freedom
Conclusion
Notes
Index
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Junior J Renaud
reviewed Religious Freedom and the Constitution on May 27, 2008
Religious Freedom and the Constitution
Equal Liberty? Sorry, I don't buy it.
When should Muslim men be forced to shave for their work dress codes? When should a student be forced to stand for the Pledge? When can a city display the holiday creche in a courthouse? Well, after a semester spent grappling with the crooked line caselaw of religious freedom, I was interested to read these authors' tidy "normative" approach to dealing with the highly sensitive issues in religious freedom. The final effect is to treat religious freedom like the various other freedoms guaranteed by our Constitution (speech, press, assembly). I admire this book's creative thought in an area so fraught with controversy, but must insist that religion be afforded a more reverential treatment... far, far away from state actions.
Turns out I AM a strict separationist. And proud of it.
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