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The Power of Reason and the Promise of Religious Freedom in Late Secular Liberalism
Contrary to the intent of deeply entrenched secularist policies in liberal states, which mandate that the privatization of religion is necessary to secure certain constitutional freedoms and liberties for all individuals, the public life of religion has flourished. Faced with mounting empirical evi
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