How a Group of Catholic Pacifists Took on the Nuclear State
…und their defenses. I argue that they choose these latter defenses not because they are more successful—they aren’t—but because they are less particularizing. The relationship between religious groups and the courts in the U.S. often gets circumscribed within a sequence of First Amendment cases in which a certain power dynamic prevails: religious actors present their practices to be judged by authoritative courtroom agents who, in deeming those pr…
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