Interpreting the Free Exercise of Religion. The Constitution and American Pluralism.

Evans's work is the more impressive because it so carefully and persistently integrates descriptive and normative considerations."Franklin I. Gamwell, University of Chicago Her original and thoughtful argument draws on important sources and issues in constitutional law.Donald A. Downs, University of Wisconsin-Madison Those curious how a secular government and multi-faith society can accommodate competing religious claims will doubtless find the book engaging."Free Inquiry" I ncisive and commanding analysis."American Studies" [Those curious] how a secular government and multi-faith society can accommodate competing religious claims will doubtless find the book engaging."Free Inquiry" A well-argued and civil contribution to the never-ending debate about religion and public life."First Things" [I]ncisive and commanding analysis."American Studies" "Evans's work is the more impressive because it so carefully and persistently integrates descriptive and normative considerations."Franklin I. Gamwell, University of Chicago" "Her original and thoughtful argument draws on important sources and issues in constitutional law.Donald A. Downs, University of Wisconsin-Madison"