An Examination of Ronald Thiemann’s Religion in Public Life/ by Erika C. Jahn

The wall of separation between religion and politics erected and sustained by classical liberalism perpetuates the notion that religious belief is discriminatory, intolerant, and at times fanatical, and as such is unable to participate in the public realm. Ronald Thiemann, in a variety of contexts, confronts the presumption that one’s personal beliefs cannot and should […]