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Arlin M. Adams - A Nation Dedicated to Religious Liberty

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Here is a concise overview of the historical development and judicial interpretation of the First Amendment religion clauses. It begins with a survey of the history of American religious liberty, goes on to present the views of the Founding Fathers, and then considers the core value of religious liberty and the constitutional purposes that implement that value.

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title:A Nation Dedicated to Religious Liberty : The Constitutional Heritage of the Religion Clauses
author:Adams, Arlin M.; Emmerich, Charles J.
publisher:University of Pennsylvania Press
isbn10 | asin:0812213181
print isbn13:9780812213188
ebook isbn13:9780585126326
language:English
subjectUnited States.--Constitution.--1st Amendment, Freedom of religion--United States--History, Church and state--United States--History, Religion and state--United States--History, Freedom of religion--United States--History--Sources, Church and state--United
publication date:1990
lcc:BR516.A32 1990eb
ddc:323.44/2/0973
subject:United States.--Constitution.--1st Amendment, Freedom of religion--United States--History, Church and state--United States--History, Religion and state--United States--History, Freedom of religion--United States--History--Sources, Church and state--United
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A Nation Dedicated to Religious Liberty
The Constitutional Heritage of the Religion Clauses
Arlin M. Adams and Charles J. Emmerich
FOREWORD BY WARREN E. BURGER
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University of Pennsylvania Press
Philadelphia
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Copyright 1990 by the University of Pennsylvania Press All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Adams, Arlin M.
A nation dedicated to religious liberty: the constitutional
heritage of the religion clauses / Arlin M. Adams and Charles J.
Emmerich; foreword by Warren E. Burger.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0812282507, ISBN 0812213181 (pbk.)
1. Freedom of religionUnited StatesHistory. 2. Church and
stateUnited StatesHistory. 3. Religion and stateUnited
StatesHistory. 4. Freedom of religionUnited StatesHistory
Sources. 5. Church and stateUnited StatesHistorySources.
6. Religion and stateUnited StatesHistorySources. 7. United
StatesConstitutional lawAmendments1st. 8. United States
Church history. 9. United StatesReligion. I. Emmerich, Charles
J. II. Title.
BR516.A32 1990
323.44'2'0973dc20 9036248
CIP
Second paperback printing 1995
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To
my wife, Neysa Cristol Adams,
for her endless patience and warm support over the years,
To
my sister, Donna Emmerich Carlson (19431986),
with great admiration for her missionary work in Africa
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The history of law must be a history of ideas. It must represent, not merely what men have done and said, but what men have thought in bygone ages. The task of reconstructing ancient ideas is hazardous, and can only be accomplished little by little. If we are in a hurry to get to the beginning we shall miss the path.
Sir Frederic Maitland
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Contents
Foreword
by Warren E. Burger
xiii
Acknowledgments
xv
Introduction
1
Chapter One
The Historical Roots of American Religious Liberty
3
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4
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Religious Liberty in the New Nation
8
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The Constitutional Period
13
Chapter Two
The Founders on Religious Liberty
21
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The Enlightenment Separationists
22
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The Political Centrists
26
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The Pietistic Separationists
28
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Summary
31
Chapter Three
The Supreme Court and Religious Liberty
32
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The Court as Constitutional Historian
32
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The Core Value of Religious Liberty
37

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Chapter Four
The Animating Principles of the Religion Clauses
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