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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Do good walls make good neighbors? the sacred and the secular in religion clause jurisprudence

McCormick, William Alvin 05 November 2010 (has links)
In deliberating on the application of the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses of the United States Constitution’s First Amendment, the Supreme Court since 1947 has consistently failed to develop a principled distinction between religion and non-religion. This has hampered its ability to respond to developing challenges in Religion Clauses jurisprudence and to interpret those clauses in a systematic manner. Its recourse to facile characterizations of secularism and pluralism has exacerbated this problem. Attending to incoherence in the Court’s understanding of religion points to a definition of religion based in revelation and grounded not in the language of preference, identity or value, but in natural law and metaphysics. / text
Natural law
Religion clauses
Establishment clause
Free exercise clause
Secularism
Secular
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Constitution of religious liberty : God, Politics and the First Amendment in Trump's America

Piper, Helen January 2018 (has links)
This thesis starts by describing the legal foundation of religious liberty in the United States and the evolvement of the religion clause jurisprudence. Then follows an outline of the main legal theories on religious liberty. It continues to describe a case study conducted on how Americans citizens perceive the protection of their religious liberty. Upon this there is a chapter where the detailed findings from the case study are described in juxtaposition to the relevant jurisprudence and how this can be applied to the overall legal framework protecting religious liberty.  The final chapter is a discussion on what conclusions that can be drawn.
religious liberty
First Amendment religion clauses
case study religious liberty under Trump
SCOTUS religious liberty case law
legal theory religious liberty
De Facto disestablishment
De Jure disestablishment
non-preferentialism
separationist
Jeffersonian compromise
Religious Studies
Religionsvetenskap

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