Religion and the State

James E. Wood is on the faculty of Church-State Studies at Baylor University.

• PrefacePart 1. No Establishment of Religion and the Free Exercise of ReligionRoger Williams and the Separation of Church and State--David LittleThe Emergence of Religious Freedom in the Early Republic--Edwin Scott GaustadThe Original Meaning of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment--Leonard W. LevyThe Wall of Separation: The Supreme Court as Uncertain Stonemason--Leo PfefferPart 2. The right of Voluntary AssociationThe Problem of a Constitutional Definition of Religion--Milton R. KonvitzCorporate Free Exercise: The Constitutional Rights of Religious Associations--Sharon L. WorthingPart 3. The Right of Religious DissentNew Religions and the First Amendment: ""The Law Knows No Heresy""--James E. Wood, Jr.The State and the Christian Day School--James C. Carper and Neal E. DevinsPart 4. Government Chaplaincies and Military ConscriptionGovernment Chaplaincies and the Separation of Church and State--John M. Swomley, Jr.Conscientious Objection and the Liberal State--Kent GreenawaltPart 5. Religion and Public EducationReligion and Schools: The New Political Establishment--Norman RedlichReligion, the State, and the Public University--David FellmanPart 6. Religion and TaxationTax Exemption and the Free Exercise of Religion--Dean M. KelleyTax Exemption and the Clergy: On Vos of Poverty and Parsonage Allowances--Ronald B. FlowersPart 7. Religion and PoliticsReligious Liberty, the Free Churches, and Political Action--Franklin H. LittellReligion and the New Right in the 1980s--Richard V. PierardPart 8. Religion and World OrderAlternatives to Separation of Church and State in Countries Outside the United States--Samuel KrislovThe UN Declaration on the Elimination of Religious Intolerance and Discrimination: Historical and Legal Perspectives--Sidney LiskofskyPart 9. Leo PfefferAn Autobiographical Sketch--Leo PfefferThe Writings of Leo Pfeffer--Freda PfefferContributorsIndex