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Contents Page Introduction 2 Part I The Collapse of American Secular Democracy 14 Chapter 1 The Presidential Election of 2004 16 Chapter 2 The Establishment and Content of the American Secular Consensus 33 Chapter 3 Cracks in the Foundations of the American Secular Consensus 55 Chapter 4 Religious Elements in American Constitutional Democracy 74 Chapter 5 Religious Elements in Deep Political Life 93 Chapter 6 The Separation of Church and State in Principle 111 Chapter 7 The Separation of Church and State in Constitutional Doctrine 129 Part II Is Religious Democracy Possible? 151 Chapter 8 How Does Our Constitution Change? 153 Chapter 9 The Problems of Religion in Democracy 181 Chapter 10 The Constitutional Doctrines of Religious Democracy 200 Chapter 11 The Theology of Religious Democracy 222 Chapter 12 The Political Theory and Policies of Religious Democracy 245 Part III The Religious Void in American Political Life 269 Chapter 13 The Current Political Imbalance in American Religious Democracy 271 Chapter 14 Biblical Religion and Secular Believers 291 Chapter 15 The Radical Politics of Biblical Religion 306 Chapter 16 God, the Secular Voter and American Political Life 328 Conclusion 348 Endnotes 349
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Church and state -- United States.
Religion and state -- United States.
United States -- Religion.
Religion and politics -- United States.