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Shall the Nation, by a Change in Its Constitution, Proclaim Itself Christian? (Classic Reprint): A Sermon Preached to the First Parish in Brookline, on February 25, 1872 - Couverture souple

Hedge, Frederic H.

 
9781334985478: Shall the Nation, by a Change in Its Constitution, Proclaim Itself Christian? (Classic Reprint): A Sermon Preached to the First Parish in Brookline, on February 25, 1872

Synopsis

Shall the Nation Be Christian? A timely look at church and state in America
A thoughtful examination of what it would mean to recognize Christianity in the nation’s foundational law. This sermon challenges readers to weigh religious neutrality, constitutional rights, and the role of public schools in a diverse society.

In these pages, the speaker asks who should define Christianity and how to balance plural beliefs with shared civic life. He argues that inserting religious authority into law could threaten equal faiths and civil liberties, and he questions simplified promises of harmony between the Constitution and public life.

- Explores the push to recognize God and the Bible in the Constitution
- Discusses the potential effects on Protestants, Roman Catholics, Jews, and unbelievers
- Compares different Christian traditions and their impact on public education
- Raises questions about who should define religious truth and how to protect individual rights

Ideal for readers of historical religious and constitutional discourse, and anyone interested in debates over church-state matters.

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9781033909461: Shall the Nation, by a Change in Its Constitution, Proclaim Itself Christian?: A Sermon Preached to the First Parish in Brookline, on February 25, 1872 (Large Text Classic Reprint)

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ISBN 10 :  1033909467 ISBN 13 :  9781033909461
Editeur : Forgotten Books, 2018
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