In his insightful and bracing book, Paul Horwitz calls for a “constitutional agnosticism,” urging judges, public officials, and citizens to confront openly the truth of religious claims.

The church in the public square

Open hearts & minds at Princeton

How not to settle the gay-marriage question

How dirty a word?

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Why Catholics shouldn’t fear faith-based arguments about economic policy