In recent years, members of minority religions and atheists have rightly taken advantage of Supreme Court decisions that open up government funding, institutions, and property to participate in public life alongside the Christian majority. Jay Wexler argues for the importance of this movement and travels around the country to meet some of the people on its front line.
In recent years, members of minority religions and atheists have rightly taken advantage of Supreme Court decisions that open up government funding, institutions, and property to participate in public life alongside the Christian majority. Jay Wexler argues for the importance of this movement and travels around the country to meet some of the people on its front line.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
A Professor at Boston University School of Law, Jay Wexler is also a humorist, short story writer, and novelist. A one-time clerk to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and former lawyer at the US Department of Justice, he has written for National Geographic, The Boston Globe, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, Salon, and many other outlets. His books include When God Isn't Green (2016) and Holy Hullabaloos.
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Introduction One: Mummies, Monuments, and Monotheism: Religious Displays as Government Speech Two: Pagans, Pentacles, and Pluralism: Religious Displays in the Public Forum Three: Secularism, Statehouses, and School Boards: Prayers and Invocations before Government Bodies Four: The Satanic Temple: Taking It to a Whole 'Nother Level Five: Muslims, Money, and Middle Schools: Government Funding of Religion Six: Atheists, the Antichrist, and After-School Clubs: Religious Activities in the Public Schools Conclusion: Conclusion
Introduction One: Mummies, Monuments, and Monotheism: Religious Displays as Government Speech Two: Pagans, Pentacles, and Pluralism: Religious Displays in the Public Forum Three: Secularism, Statehouses, and School Boards: Prayers and Invocations before Government Bodies Four: The Satanic Temple: Taking It to a Whole 'Nother Level Five: Muslims, Money, and Middle Schools: Government Funding of Religion Six: Atheists, the Antichrist, and After-School Clubs: Religious Activities in the Public Schools Conclusion: Conclusion
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