“There can be no lasting resolution of the church-state problem until the people, not the courts, reflect upon just what it is that aggrieves them, what vagueness torments them, ” a five-part study of the role of religion in a free society released today by the Fund for the Republic states.
This opinion is stated by Arthur Cohen, publisher of Meridian Books, and author of the essay “The Problem of Pluralism, ” one of the five parts of the Fund for the Republic study. Contributors to the 108-page pamphlet, “Religion in a Free Society, ” part of a $4, 000, 000 study of problems which affect a free society, include religious and legal thinkers of different faiths.
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