Having disassociated themselves from an oppressive government with a strong central religion, the Founding Fathers of the United States acknowledged the freedom to practice one's religion when writing the nation's constitution. Subsequent constitutional amendments further drew a line between the ecumenical and the secular. Detailed descriptions of Supreme Court cases on the topic offer readers a clearer understanding of the original intent behind separating church and state, as well as how interpretations of such matters have impacted U.S. legislation.
- New eBooks
- Most Popular eBooks
- Libros en español
- Top Picks in Romance
- Sci-Fi Standouts
- Crazy for Comics
- Tasty Cookbooks
- Cozy Up to a Mystery
- Top Picks in Nonfiction
- Classics You've Said You've Read
- Try Something Different
- See all ebooks collections
- New Audiobooks
- Most Popular Audiobooks
- Audiolibros en Español
- Quick Listens
- Life Stories
- Romantic Tales
- Suspenseful Listening
- Have a Laugh
- Try Something Different
- See all audiobooks collections