Piety, politics, and pluralism : religion, the courts, and the 2000 election
Is liberal democracy hostile to religion or is it compatible with the rights of believers? These essays are a reminder that, in an increasingly pluralistic society, Americans must work continually to reconcile religious commitment and political obligation.
Trials, litigation, etc
vi, 257 pages ; 24 cm
9780742515147, 9780742515154, 0742515141, 074251515X
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Religion and liberal democracy: an American perspective / Mary C. Segers
The extraordinary election of 2000 / Mary C. Segers
Bush v. Gore: judicial activism, conservative style / Elizabeth A. Hull
The Christian Right in the 2000 GOP Presidential Campaign / Mark J. Rozell
Catholics and the 2000 Presidential Election: Bob Jones University and the Catholic vote / Mary C. Segers
Stealth politics: religious and moral issues in the 2000 election / Molly W. Andolina and Clyde Wilcox
A historic first: the Lieberman nomination / Mary C. Segers
Evolving standards under the Free Exercise Clause: neutrality or accommodation / George E. Garvey
The constitutional context of religious liberty in the United States / Bette Novit Evans
Political culture, political structure, and political conflict: the persistence of church-state conflict in the United States / Ted G. Jelen
Public attitudes on church and state: coexistence or conflict / Clyde Wilcox, Rachel Goldberg, and Ted G. Jelen