Getting Over Equality
ByPublisher Description
Moving beyond stale arguments about the ‘separation of church and state' and exposing the incoherence of doctrines of ‘equality,' Smith proposes a vibrant practice of tolerance and prudence that holds high promise for our continuing debate over the role of religion in the public square. His argument is lucid, forceful, sometimes eccentric, and refreshingly free of legalistic cant.
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