WHY AND HOW SECULAR SOCIETY SHOULD ACCOMMODATE RELIGION A Philosophical Proposal
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| Author: | Byrne, Edmund | |
| Year: | 2010 | |
| Pages: | 156 | |
| ISBN: | 0-7734-3811-4 978-0-7734-3811-8 | |
| Price: | $139.95 + shipping | |
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Table of Contents
Part I.
Religion under Secular Statecraft
1. Rationalist Restrictions on Public Discourse
2. Reasonable Limits on Religious Freedom
3. The Hidden Dangers of Civil Religion
Part II.
State/Religion Border Control
4. Religion-State Relations in U.S. Courts
Rulings concerning Religion-State Relations
Rulings on Religion-State Relations in Education
5. Alternative Schooling in America
Part III.
Religious Groups and the Public Sphere
6. The Political Importance of Interest Groups
7. The Moral Need for Groups in a Modern Democracy
8. Religious Groups in the Political Process
Part IV.
Summary and Conclusion
References
Index
Religion under Secular Statecraft
1. Rationalist Restrictions on Public Discourse
2. Reasonable Limits on Religious Freedom
3. The Hidden Dangers of Civil Religion
Part II.
State/Religion Border Control
4. Religion-State Relations in U.S. Courts
Rulings concerning Religion-State Relations
Rulings on Religion-State Relations in Education
5. Alternative Schooling in America
Part III.
Religious Groups and the Public Sphere
6. The Political Importance of Interest Groups
7. The Moral Need for Groups in a Modern Democracy
8. Religious Groups in the Political Process
Part IV.
Summary and Conclusion
References
Index