Religious liberty : essays on First Amendment law
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Religious liberty : essays on First Amendment law
Cambridge University Press, 2017, c2016
- : pbk
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注記
"First published 2016. First paperback edition 2017"--T.p. verso
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The principal aim of the establishment and free exercise clauses of the First Amendment was to preclude congressional imposition of a national church. A balance was sought between states' rights and the rights of individuals to exercise their religious conscience. While the founding fathers were debating such issues, the potential for serious conflict was confined chiefly to variations among the dominant Christian sects. Today, issues of marriage, child bearing, cultural diversity, and corporate personhood, among others, suffuse constitutional jurisprudence, raising difficult questions regarding the nature of beliefs that qualify as 'religious', and the reach of law into the realm in which those beliefs are held. The essays collected in this volume explore in a selective and instructive way the intellectual and philosophical roots of religious liberty and contemporary confrontations between this liberty and the authority of secular law.
目次
- Foreword Thomas Griffith
- Introduction Daniel N. Robinson
- 1. Two concepts of liberty Robert P. George
- 2. Religious liberty: the first freedom Daniel N. Robinson
- 3. The creation and reconstruction of the First Amendment Akhil Reed Amar
- 4. Recasting the argument for religious freedom Hadley Arkes
- 5. Let us pray: Greece v. Galloway Gerard V. Bradley
- 6. What are we really arguing about when we argue about the freedom of the church? Michael P. Moreland
- 7. Our schizophrenic attitude towards corporate conscience Brett G. Scharffs
- 8. Religious freedom in the world today Roger Scruton
- 9. The first of all freedoms is liberty of conscience Michael Novak.
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