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Law and religion [electronic resource] : a critical anthology / edited by Stephen M. Feldman.

Contributor(s): Feldman, Stephen M, 1955- | ebrary, Inc.
Series: Critical America: Publisher: New York : New York University Press, c2000Description: xi, 483 p. ; 26 cm.Subject(s): Church and state -- United States | Religion and law -- United States | Religion and lawGenre/Form: Electronic books.DDC classification: 342.73/0852 Online resources: An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click to view
Contents:
Religious freedom in America : three stories/ Steven D. Smith-- The widening gyres of religion and law/ Martin E. Marty-- A new discourse and practice/ Winnifred Fallers Sullivan-- The Rev. John Witherspoon and the Constitutional Convention/ Marci A. Hamilton-- The place of religious argument in a free and democratic society/ Robert Audi-- A new order of religious freedom/ Richard John Neuhaus-- The other side of religion/ William P. Marshall-- Liberal democracy and religious morality/ Michael J. Perry-- The Pope's submarine/ John H. Garvey-- Why the state must subordinate religion/ Scott C. Idleman-- Equal regard/ Christopher Eisgruber and Lawrence Sager-- The incommensurability of religion/ Abner S. Greene-- Questioning the value of accommodating religion/ Mark V. Tushnet-- A christian America and the separation of church and state/ Stephen M. Feldman-- Jewish voices and religious freedom : a Jewish critique of critical Jewish thinking/ Mark A. Graber-- A crack in the wall : pluralism, prayer and pain in the public schools/ Frank S. Ravitch-- Secular fundamentalism, religious fundamentalism, and the search for truth in contemporary America/ Daniel O. Conkle-- The constitutional tradition : a perplexing legacy/ Ronald F. Thiemann-- Toward a normative framework of a love-based C19. Toward a normative framework of a love-based community / Anthony E. Cook -- Mission impossible : settling the just bounds between church and state / Stanley Fish -- Liberal thought and religion in custody and visitation cases / Linda Lacey -- There can be only one : law, religion, grammar and social organization in the United States / Larry Cat Backer.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Religious freedom in America : three stories/ Steven D. Smith-- The widening gyres of religion and law/ Martin E. Marty-- A new discourse and practice/ Winnifred Fallers Sullivan-- The Rev. John Witherspoon and the Constitutional Convention/ Marci A. Hamilton-- The place of religious argument in a free and democratic society/ Robert Audi-- A new order of religious freedom/ Richard John Neuhaus-- The other side of religion/ William P. Marshall-- Liberal democracy and religious morality/ Michael J. Perry-- The Pope's submarine/ John H. Garvey-- Why the state must subordinate religion/ Scott C. Idleman-- Equal regard/ Christopher Eisgruber and Lawrence Sager-- The incommensurability of religion/ Abner S. Greene-- Questioning the value of accommodating religion/ Mark V. Tushnet-- A christian America and the separation of church and state/ Stephen M. Feldman-- Jewish voices and religious freedom : a Jewish critique of critical Jewish thinking/ Mark A. Graber-- A crack in the wall : pluralism, prayer and pain in the public schools/ Frank S. Ravitch-- Secular fundamentalism, religious fundamentalism, and the search for truth in contemporary America/ Daniel O. Conkle-- The constitutional tradition : a perplexing legacy/ Ronald F. Thiemann-- Toward a normative framework of a love-based C19. Toward a normative framework of a love-based community / Anthony E. Cook -- Mission impossible : settling the just bounds between church and state / Stanley Fish -- Liberal thought and religion in custody and visitation cases / Linda Lacey -- There can be only one : law, religion, grammar and social organization in the United States / Larry Cat Backer.

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Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. : ebrary, 2009. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.