02548cam a2200517Ia 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036010001700077020002300094020002600117020002600143020002900169020001800198020001500216035002100231040002000252050002300272082001500295100002600310245008000336250001200416260004300428300002400471336002600495337002800521338002700549504006700576505067100643520022901314610003501543610005001578610003501628630003301663650005201696650003901748650004901787650004801836650002801884650002401912650002501936650002401961651001901985655001302004655001302017ocn167255510OCoLC20180516133009.0040624s2002    txu      b    001 0 eng d  a   96137814   a0925279501q(pbk.)  a9780925279507q(pbk.)  a0925279757q(hardbk.)  a9780925279750q(hardbk.)  a9781932225266  a1932225269  a(OCoLC)167255510  aPUCPRbengcZF300aKF 4552b.B37 200004a342.732221 aBarton, David,d1954-10aOriginal intent :bthe courts, the Constitution & religion /cDavid Barton.  a3rd ed.  aAledo, TX :bWallBuilder Press,c2002.  a534 pages ;c22 cm.  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 435-513) and index.0 aReligion and the courts -- Religion and the Constitution -- The misleading metaphor -- The judicial evidence -- The historical evidence -- The religious nature of the founding fathers -- Safeguarding original intent -- Rewriting original intent -- Ignoring original intent -- The court's selective use of history -- Establishing the American philosophy of government -- A changing standard : toward a new constitution? -- A constitution in a state of flux -- Identifying the spirit of the Constitution -- Maintaining constitutional integrity -- Revisionism : a willing accomplice -- Religion and morality : the indispensable supports -- Returning to original intent.  aReveals how the United States Supreme Court has reinterpreted the Constitution, diluting the principles upon which it was based. Allows the Founding Fathers to speak for themselves by relying on thousands of primary sources.10aUnited States.bSupreme Court.10aUnited States.tConstitution.n1st Amendment.17aUnited States.bSupreme Court.07aConstitution (United States) 0aConstitutional historyzUnited StatesxSources. 0aConstitutional lawzUnited States. 0aFreedom of religionzUnited StatesxHistory. 0aReligion and statezUnited StatesxHistory. 7aConstitutional history. 7aConstitutional law. 7aFreedom of religion. 7aReligion and state. 7aUnited States. 7aHistory. 7aSources.