freedom of religion

Contains a collection of 140 encyclopedic entries that relate to religious freedom.

A biography of the Puritan woman who was banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony for disagreeing with the prevailing religious practices.

A comprehensive list of significant religious influences in United States history; describes practical guidelines for teaching about religion in a public school setting using source documents.

Discusses the right of people to practice their beliefs without persecution.

Contains over two hundred alphabetically arranged entries that provide information about a wide range of issues involving religion and the law; and includes a bibliography, and an alphabetical table of related court cases.

Traces the development of the concept of religious freedom, in simple text with illustrations, from its earliest beginnings in prehistory, across many faiths and beliefs, including first-hand accounts of the people and events that change history.

Examines the personal convictions and legacy of America's founding fathers, focusing on the presidencies of Washington, Adams, Jefferson, and Madison and their diverse religious thoughts.

Defines the First Amendment and offers a balanced overview of the law, legislation, and activism that have shaped these liberties today.

Considers important historical documents leading to the establishment of the Bill of Rights and major recent events refining its interpretation, particularly in regards to religious freedom.