Abstract: The government's efforts to form a "comprehensive administrative state" [socialist state] has placed it on a collision course with religion. This book explores case law relating to the separation of church and state and demonstrates the tendency for the government to favor irreligious secularism rather than true neutrality.
Keywords: book review, politics, religion, constitution, first amendment, separation of church and state, religious freedom, freedom of religion.
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Title: Positive Neutrality: Letting Religious Freedom Ring
Author: Steven V. Monsma
Foreword: Michael Novak
Publisher: Baker Books
Date Published: January 1995
ISBN: 0801020476
LOCN: KF4865.M66 1995
Dewey: 342.73/0852347.302852 20
Pages: 277
Bibliography: 92 entries
Footnotes: 578 entries
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CONTENTS

Foreword by Michael Novak

Preface

Chapter 1: Church and State in U.S. Society

Chapter 2: The Present: Church-State Theory and Practice

Chapter 3: The Past as Prologue: The Development of Church-State Theory and Practice

Chapter 4: Back to Basics: The Pluralist Understanding of Society

Chapter 5: Positive Neutrality: Religious Freedom in a Free Society

Chapter 6: Positive Neutrality in the Political Arena

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS DATA

Author:        Monsma, Stephen V., 1936-
Title:         Positive neutrality : letting religious freedom
                  ring / Stephen V. Monsma ; foreword by Michael Novak.
Published:     Grand Rapids, Mich. : Baker Books, 1995.
Description:   xiv, 277 p. ; 23 cm.
LC Call No.:   KF4865.M66 1995
Dewey No.:     342.73/0852347.302852 20
ISBN:          0801020476 (pbk.)
Notes:         Originally published: Westport, Conn. : Greenwood
                  Press, 1993, in series: Contributions in legal studies.
               Includes bibliographical references (p.
                  [269]-272) and index.
Subjects:      Church and state -- United States.
               Freedom of religion -- United States.
Control No.:   95010811 

 

 
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