22 B.U. L. Rev. 261 (1942)
This article discusses the relationship of law and religion in American culture. It constructs a theory of "American Faith", a theory that underlies all of American jurisprudence. This theory includes the propositions that there is a God, that all men are equal in God's sight even if not in front of mortal men, and that the American Revolution was a "revolution of believers." It concludes that religious liberty is our one and only true freedom and by holding onto it we can support human rights and freedom.
Clarence E. Manion,
Religion and American Law,
22 B.U. L. Rev. 261 (1942).
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