Church-State Cooperation Without Domination

Church-State Cooperation Without Domination Os A Historical Review Highlighting The Antecedents Leading Up To Present Day Church-State Relations In The United States. Successful Models Of Cooperation Between Government And Faith-Based Agencies Are Described With The Final Chapter Suggesting A New Model For Church-State Relations That Protects Religious Freedom While Preserving The Principle Of Limited Government Involvement With Religion. It Isn'T A Question Of If Or Should Government And Religion Mix. They Already Do But There Is Little Consensus On How To Balance Separation And Cooperation. This Book Addresses Those Issues.