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When John W. Whitehead founded The Rutherford Institute as a Christian legal advocacy group in 1982, he was interested primarily in the First Amendment's religion clause, serving clients only when religious freedom was at stake. By the mid-1990s, however, religious rights were but one subset of all the freedoms that he saw threatened by an invasive government. In Suing for America's Soul R. Jonathan Moore examines the foundation and subsequent practices of The Rutherford Institute, helping to explain the rise of conservative Christian legal advocacy groups in recent decades. Moore exposes the effects — good and bad — that such legal activism has had on the evangelical Protestant community. Thought-provoking and astute, Suing for America's Soul opens a revealing window onto evangelical Protestantism at large in late-twentieth-century America.
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Arnaud Perucca
reviewed Suing for America's Soul: John Whitehead, the Rutherford Institute, and Conservative Christians in the Courts on July 02, 2014
Suing for America's Soul: John Whitehead, the Rutherford Institute, and Conservative Christians in the Courts
The truth is, you have to work your way through some prerequisites to read this book. Three semesters might do it: Intro to Greek Philosophy, History of Medieval Thought, and Modern Philosophy, with an emphasis on Descartes, Hume, Kant, Hegel, the Romantics, and the Positivists. You might want to throw in an Intro to Physics course, too.
Fr. Bouyer is not concerned with summarizing the history of thought in this book. You can think of it as a romp through history with a graduate-level philosopher, someone who has some very provocative ideas about where some of the great philosophers and philosophical tendencies went wrong, and some hints on how they could have fixed it if only he was around.
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