The Free Mind of the Secular Enlightenment: The Cut Flower Fallacy, the Social Contract, and the Secular Idea of the American Founding

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Chapter 9 The Free Mind of the Secular Enlightenment: The Cut Flower Fallacy, the Social Contract, and the Secular Idea of the American Founding

In: Christian Nationalism and the Paradox of Secularism

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Andrew Fiala

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Series: Value Inquiry Book Series, Volume: 406 and Social Philosophy, Volume: 406

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