Gregg in The Tablet

Friday, June 24, 2005

Samuel Gregg, director of Acton’s Center for Academic Research, wrote “One nation under God?” appearing in tomorrow’s The Tablet:

To European eyes, America seems a remarkably united religious country. But the United States is as prey to disputes over secularism as other Western nations.

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