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Religious souls and the body politic

McConnell, Michael W

The Public interest, 2004-04, Vol.155 (155), p.126-142 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Washington: National Affairs, Inc

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Religious souls and the body politic
Autor: McConnell, Michael W
Assuntos: Body politic ; Christianity ; Church & state ; Church State Relationship ; Citizenship ; Civil society ; Cultural studies ; Equality ; Geometry ; Government (Administrative Body) ; Jews ; Physics ; Political science ; Protestants ; Public opinion ; Religion ; Religiosity ; Religious Pluralism ; Religious thought ; Sanctions ; Secularism ; Secularization ; September 11 ; Social conditions & trends ; U.S.A
É parte de: The Public interest, 2004-04, Vol.155 (155), p.126-142
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Descrição: Part of a special issue on religion in the United States. In an adaptation from a chapter of the book Obligations of Citizenship and Demands of Faith, edited by Nancy L. Rosenblum, the writer discusses the demise of the easy attitude that Americans have typically taken toward religion. He claims that recent events are forcing Americans to reconsider the casual assumption that religion can be ignored for public purposes because it is regarded as irrelevant to public life. He argues that Americans must also confront difficult questions about the potential conflict between loyalty to specific understandings of God and loyalty to the nation and its way of life, as well as how a free society should view its religious citizens. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
Editor: Washington: National Affairs, Inc
Idioma: Inglês

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