Separating Church and State: A History (Religion and American Public Life)
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Separating Church and State: A History (Religion and American Public Life)

by Steven K. Green

History Politics Religion Law
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Separating Church and State: A History explores the historical relationship between religion and government in the United States. Framed within the broader study of American public life, Steven K. Green’s book provides a focused introduction to the development and significance of church-state separation.

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Separating Church and State: A History examines the relationship between religious institutions and government in the United States.

The book focuses on the history of church-state separation and its place in American public life.

It offers a historical framework for considering how religion and government have been understood in the American context.

Written by Steven K. Green, this work is suited to readers interested in American history, religion, politics, and law.

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