Separation Anxiety

In the name of a liberal, modern regime, the separationists brought forth a law that would no longer protect the free exercise of religion or respect the Jewish-Christian tradition. They have used the levers of the law, rather, for the sake of subjecting the religious to public penalties. In renderi...

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Published in:	National Review Vol. 54; no. 19; p. 58
Main Author:	ARKES, HADLEY
Format:	Book Review Magazine Article
Language:	English
Published:	New York National Review, Inc 14-10-2002
Subjects:	Church & state First Amendment-US Hamburger, Stephen History Nonfiction United States US
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Summary:	In the name of a liberal, modern regime, the separationists brought forth a law that would no longer protect the free exercise of religion or respect the Jewish-Christian tradition. They have used the levers of the law, rather, for the sake of subjecting the religious to public penalties. In rendering all truths conventional, and reducing them to beliefs passionately held, they have blithely removed any ground of truth for their own positions.
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ISSN:	0028-0038 2769-9587