Includes bibliographical references (pages 285-301) and index.
Contents
Original intent as a basis for constitutional interpretation -- Political status of religion in the founding era -- Religion and the American Revolution -- A summary view of politics and religion in the Continental Congress -- Chaplaincies and days of religious observance under the Continental Congress -- Religious dimensions of the Declaration of Independence -- Religion and federalism during the Confederation Period -- A national seal and a (national?) bible -- Continental Congress and religious liberty -- Virtue and the Continental Congress -- Continental Congress, original intent, and modern constitutional adjudication.
