Religion and Democratic Citizenship: Inquiry and Conviction in the American Public Square

Lexington Books (2007)
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This book addresses heated debate among political thinkers concerned with the role of religious reasoning in the deliberation and justification of public policy and voting. The author critically examines various arguments drawn from mainstream liberal political theory, political theology, and American pragmatism, and offers a unique proposal for thinking through this issue.

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