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Discover 'Faith on Trial: Religion and the Law in the United States' by Mark J. T. Caggiano, a groundbreaking book that challenges the norms of religious discourse in the legal arena. This thought-provoking text addresses religious progressives and liberals, encouraging them to join the national conversation about the intersection of faith and law. With a rich historical context and comprehensive legal analysis, Caggiano argues for the importance of engaging in discussions surrounding church-state separation and the critique of moral practices in politics. This compelling narrative invites readers to move past the silencing effects traditionally imposed by the legal system on liberal religious perspectives. Through detailed explorations of legal cases and statutes, 'Faith on Trial' empowers its audience to articulate a clear moral vision necessary for social progress. Whether you're a legal scholar, a religious liberal, or someone interested in the evolving dialogue on ethics and law, this book is essential for understanding the complexities of contemporary faith debates. Join the movement to revive the voice of the religious Left and push for a more inclusive dialogue around morals and ethics, making a significant contribution to the changing landscape of religion and law in America. Perfect for those seeking to reconcile their faith with social justice, 'Faith on Trial' is both a call to action and an essential resource for the modern progressive thinker.