Religious liberty is often called "the first freedom." For many
years, few decisions made by the Supreme Court have been more
significant for ordinary Americans than those concerning issues of
church and state. By what criteria do the justices make these
holdings? This analysis reaches beyond legal doctrines and focuses
on four important aspects of change in the American religious
landscape: increasing religious diversity; the rise of secularism;
the growing political influence of gay and lesbian groups; and the
pushback from conservative Christians engendered by these trends.
The author examines how these have influenced how the Supreme Court
under Chief Justice John Roberts has dealt with church-state cases.
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