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America's courts are injecting themselves into what many critics consider fundamentally moral or political disputes. In this text thinkers in constitutional theory and practice consider the impact of judicial engagement in moral, religious and cultural realms - such as school prayer and abortion.

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This book brings together leading thinkers to consider the ways in which conformity is demanded by American law and social practice. This conformity threatens to extinguish the natural and civil rights of American citizens, including freedom of conscience.

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This book brings together leading thinkers to consider the ways in which conformity is demanded by American law and social practice. This conformity threatens to extinguish the natural and civil rights of American citizens, including freedom of conscience.

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In this volume, Bradley C. S. Watson brings together some of America's leading constitutional scholars to reflect on the meaning and significance of 'originalism' in constitutional interpretation and politics. The book brings the subject of constitutional interpretation down from the clouds, showing its relationship to the concerns of the citizen.

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Reflects on the West's bloody conflict with forces that seek nothing less that its destruction. Containing eleven chapters, this work deals with the internal challenges and external conflicts facing Western civilization in the context of the war on terror.