"Come Now Let Us Reason Together": Restoring Religious Freedom in America and Abroad
John Witte, Joel A. Nichols
Abstract
John Witte, Joel A. Nichols
Abstract
American religious freedom used to be “taken for granted.” It’s now “up for grabs.” So writes distinguished religious liberty scholar Paul Horwitz. Until a generation ago, the opposite was true. So matters stood a generation ago. But in the ensuing years, these special legislative protections of religious freedom have come under increasing attack.
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American religious freedom used to be “taken for granted.” It’s now “up for grabs.” So writes distinguished religious liberty scholar Paul Horwitz. Until a generation ago, the opposite was true. So matters stood a generation ago. But in the ensuing years, these special legislative protections of religious freedom have come under increasing attack.
Key concepts: Separation of church and state, Religious freedom, Establishment Clause, Law, Free Exercise Clause, Religious pluralism, Conscience, Political science