pish prayer on a nation whose religions are far more diverse now thin they were a century ago, these people threaten to excite exactly the same passions the Constitution was meant to damp down. Both sides would do well to give more careful study to the foundations of the constitutional democracy they are so busily trying to alter. RELIGION AND POLITICS The Intentions of of the First Amendment Michael J. Malbin American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research Washington, D.C. pish prayer on a nation whose religions are far more diverse now thin they were a century ago, these people threaten to excite exactly the same passions the Constitution was meant to damp down. Both sides would do well to give more careful study to the foundations of the constitutional democracy they are so busily trying to alter. RELIGION The Intentions of of the First Amendment Michael J. Malbin American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research Washington, D.C. Michael J. Malbin is resident journalist at the American Enterprise ISBN 0-8447-3302-4 Library of Congress Catalog Card No. 78-18353 AEI Studies 200 Second printing, August 1981 1978 by American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, Printed in the United States of America |