Religion and the Courts
Religion and the Constitution
The misleading metaphor
The judicial evidence
The historical evidence
The religious nature of the founding fathers
Safeguarding original intent
Rewriting original intent
Ignoring original intent
The Court's selective use of history
Establishing the American philosophy of government
A changing standard: toward a new Constitution?
A constitution in a state of flux
Identifying the spirit of the Constitution
Maintaining Constitutional integrity
Revisionism: a willing accomplice
Religion and morality: the indispensable supports
Returning to original intent.