This book makes the case that robust religious pluralism and inclusive civil religion strengthen democracy and help society flourish.
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Amy E. Black is Professor of Political Science at Wheaton College. A former APSA Congressional Fellow, her book projects include Five Views on Church and Politics (2015), Honoring God in Red or Blue (2012), and Religion and American Politics: Classic and Contemporary Perspectives (2010).
Douglas L. Koopman is Professor Emeritus of Political Science, Calvin University.
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