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Chapter Twenty-One. Everson’s Children

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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Acknowledgments v
  3. Contents vii
  4. Introduction 1
  5. Part 1. Religion
  6. Preface 13
  7. Chapter One. Imagining the Hebrew Republic 17
  8. Chapter Two. On the Freedom of the Concepts of Religion and Belief 29
  9. Chapter Three. Believing in Religious Freedom 45
  10. Chapter Four. What Is Religious Freedom Supposed to Free? 57
  11. Chapter Five. The Power of Pluralist Thinking 66
  12. Chapter Six. Reflections on the Politics of Religious Freedom, with Attention to Hawaii 78
  13. Chapter Seven. Traditional, African, Religious, Freedom? 89
  14. Part 2. History
  15. Preface 101
  16. Chapter Eight. The Problem with the History of Toleration 105
  17. Chapter Nine. Religious Minorities and Citizenship in the Long Nineteenth Century 115
  18. Chapter Ten. Varieties of Religious Freedom and Governance 127
  19. Chapter Eleven. Religious Freedom between Truth and Tactic 135
  20. Chapter Twelve. Religious Freedom, Minority Rights, and Geopolitics 142
  21. Chapter Thirteen. Ceylon/Sri Lanka 149
  22. Chapter Fourteen. Liberty as Recognition 158
  23. Part 3. Law and Politics
  24. Preface 173
  25. Chapter Fifteen. Postapartheid Treatment of Religious Freedom in South Africa 179
  26. Chapter Sixteen. Religious Freedom in Postrevolutionary Tunisia 194
  27. Chapter Seventeen. Beyond Establishment 207
  28. Chapter Eighteen. The Bishops, the Sisters, and Religious Freedom 220
  29. Chapter Nineteen. The World That Smith Made 231
  30. Chapter Twenty. Religious Freedom in the Panopticon of Enlightenment Rationality 240
  31. Chapter Twenty-One. Everson’s Children 253
  32. Part 4. Freedom
  33. Preface 265
  34. Chapter Twenty-Two. Protecting Freedom of Religion in the Secular Age 269
  35. Chapter Twenty-Three. Freeing Religion at the Birth of South Sudan 280
  36. Chapter Twenty-Four. Is Religion Free? 289
  37. Chapter Twenty-Five. Religious Freedom and the Bind of Suspicion in Contemporary Secularity 301
  38. Chapter Twenty-Six. Religious Repression and Religious Freedom 313
  39. Chapter Twenty-Seven. Religious Freedom’s Oxymoronic Edge 324
  40. Contributors 335
  41. Index 339
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