The Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom: Its Evolution and Consequences in American History
1990; Cambridge University Press; Volume: 8; Issue: 1/2 Linguagem: Inglês
10.2307/1051328
ISSN2163-3088
AutoresJ. Wilson, Merrill D. Peterson, R. C. Vaughan,
Tópico(s)American Constitutional Law and Politics
ResumoEditors' preface The statute of Virginia for religious freedom 1. The Virginia statute two hundred years later Martin E. Marty 2. Colonial religion and liberty of conscience Edwin S. Gaustad 3. Religious Freedom and the desacralization of politics J. G. A. Pocock 4. The political theory of Thomas Jefferson Thomas E. Buckley, S. J. 5. James Madison, the statute for religious freedom, and the crisis of republican convictions Lance Banning 6. 'The rage of malice of the old serpent devil': the dissenters and the making and remaking of the Virginia statute for religious freedom Rhys Isaac 7. 'Quota of imps' John T. Noonan, Jr 8. Jeffersonian religious liberty and American pluralism Cushing Strout 9. Religion and civil virtue in America: Jefferson's statute reconsidered David Little 10. The priority of democracy to philosophy Richard Rorty 11. Madison's 'detached memoranda': then and now Leo Pfeffer 12. The Supreme Court and the serpentine wall A. E. Dick Howard Index.
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