TitleHow does the Constitution protect religious freedom? / Robert A. Goldwin and Art Kaufman, editors
Imprint Washington, D.C. : American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, c1987
Descript xv, 175 p. ; 23 cm

CONTENT

The Religious issue and the origin of modern -- Religion, the constitution, the court, and society: some contemporary reflections on mandates, words, human beings, and the art of the possible -- Hand's writing on the wall of separation: the significance of jaffree in future cases on religious establishment -- The Establishment clause -- The True meaning of the establishment clause: a dissert -- Free enterprise in religion, or how the constitution protects religion and religious freedom -- The American civil religion and the American constitution


SUBJECT

  1. Freedom of religion -- United States -- History
  2. Church and state -- United States -- History
  3. Constitutional

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Central Library : Stack (Contact Staff)342.730852 H847 CHECK SHELVES
Central Library : Stack (Contact Staff)342.730852 H847 CHECK SHELVES
Law Library (3rd Floor)K/US.910 H69 1987 CHECK SHELVES