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Posted in Donald L. Drakeman, Mark L. Movsesian, Scholarship Roundup	Tagged American History, Establishment Clause, Legal History, Originalism, Separation of Church and State, Supreme Court	Things I Haven’t Figured Out — Part 3: Where’d the Framers Go?
Posted in Donald L. Drakeman	Things I Haven’t Figured Out — Part 2: Establishment Clause Heavy Lifting
Posted in Commentary, Donald L. Drakeman	Tagged Establishment Clause	Things I Haven’t Figured Out — Part 1: Delayed Reactions
Posted on September 23, 2012 by ddrakeman | Leave a comment
Posted in Donald L. Drakeman	Tagged American History, Christianity, Religion in America	Things I Thought I Knew — Part 3: The Antifederalists and Religion
Posted on September 21, 2012 by ddrakeman | Leave a comment
To be sure, many Antifederalists did think religion was important to republican government; they shared that belief with many Federalists. The point is that very few Feds or Antifeds thought it was a federal issue. At the state level, there had been – and would continue to be – battles over just how much the government needed religion. But what is most impressive about looking for religion in Storing’s Complete Antifederalist is that it’s rarely there – just an occasional comment about protecting religious freedom, and a few statements both for and against a religious test for public office. In short, the Antifederalists – in their discussions of the federal Constitution – really didn’t have much to say about religion. If they had thought it was an issue, they probably would have had a lot to say. But it wasn’t, and they didn’t. So anyone who wants to enlist them in a push for more recognition of the importance of religion at the national level must first remember what is abundantly clear from Storing’s collection — that the Antifederalists didn’t want a “national” (a word they hated) government to have power over anything.
Posted in Donald L. Drakeman	Tagged American History, Christianity, Church and State, Constitutional Law, Establishment Clause, First Amendment, Religion in America	Things I Thought I Knew — Part 2: The Simple Cobbler from Connecticut
Posted on September 19, 2012 by ddrakeman | Leave a comment
Posted in Donald L. Drakeman	Tagged American History, Books, Christianity, Constitutional Law, Religion in America, Religious Liberty	Things I Thought I Knew — Part 1: Supreme Court Facts
Posted on September 17, 2012 by ddrakeman | Leave a comment
Posted in Donald L. Drakeman	Tagged American History, Constitutional Law, Establishment Clause, First Amendment, Supreme Court	Getting Out of Our Grooves — Part 3: Where Does Religious Liberty Come From?
Posted in Donald L. Drakeman	Tagged American History, Catholicism, Christianity, Church and State, First Amendment, Free Exercise Clause, Religion and Politics, Religion in America, Religious Liberty	Getting Out of Our Grooves — Part II: Islam and Secularization?
Posted on September 12, 2012 by ddrakeman | Leave a comment
Posted in Donald L. Drakeman	Tagged Islam, Religion and Culture, Religion in the Middle East, Secularism, Sociology of Religion	Getting Out of Our Grooves — Part I: Where Does Religious Freedom Come From?
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