Sheila Kennedy (J.D. Indiana University School of Law) is Associate Professor of Law and Public Policy at the Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs.

• AcknowledgmentsPart I: What is a Paradigm, and Why Does It Matter?1 Habits of the Mind—Thinking in Red and Blue2 America's Religious Roots3 A New ParadigmPart II: The Democratic Dialectic4 Conflict and Change5 The Culture War ConsideredPart III: Paradigm and Policy: Now You See It, Now You Don't6 The Usual Suspects7 Religion, Wealth, and Poverty8 Religion, Science, and the Environment9 Sin and Crime10 God and Country, Us and ThemPart IV: Living Together11 Living TogetherBibliographyIndex

Sheila Kennedy (J.D. Indiana University School of Law) is Associate Professor of Law and Public Policy at the Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs.

• AcknowledgmentsPart I: What is a Paradigm, and Why Does It Matter?1 Habits of the Mind—Thinking in Red and Blue2 America's Religious Roots3 A New ParadigmPart II: The Democratic Dialectic4 Conflict and Change5 The Culture War ConsideredPart III: Paradigm and Policy: Now You See It, Now You Don't6 The Usual Suspects7 Religion, Wealth, and Poverty8 Religion, Science, and the Environment9 Sin and Crime10 God and Country, Us and ThemPart IV: Living Together11 Living TogetherBibliographyIndex

Sheila Kennedy (J.D. Indiana University School of Law) is Associate Professor of Law and Public Policy at the Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs.

• AcknowledgmentsPart I: What is a Paradigm, and Why Does It Matter?1 Habits of the Mind—Thinking in Red and Blue2 America's Religious Roots3 A New ParadigmPart II: The Democratic Dialectic4 Conflict and Change5 The Culture War ConsideredPart III: Paradigm and Policy: Now You See It, Now You Don't6 The Usual Suspects7 Religion, Wealth, and Poverty8 Religion, Science, and the Environment9 Sin and Crime10 God and Country, Us and ThemPart IV: Living Together11 Living TogetherBibliographyIndex