Nicholas Miller and the Protestant Case for the First Amendment
On the Declaration's 250th anniversary, Miller is building the case that theology, not Enlightenment philosophy, wrote America's argument for religious liberty
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On the Declaration's 250th anniversary, Miller is building the case that theology, not Enlightenment philosophy, wrote America's argument for religious liberty
By Michael Peabody
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